Mathematics, 26.10.2019 01:43, nedy800

Ihave two bowls. one bowl has
cards with numbers 1-10.
the other bowl has cards 11-20.
what is the probability that if i select a card from each bowl i will add up to be greater than 21?

a 1/2
b 2/5
c 11/20
d 3/11

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Ihave two bowls. one bowl has
cards with numbers 1-10.
the other bowl has cards 11-20.