Mathematics: Marie buys 4 cans of orange drinks $32. atty buys 2 cans of orange drinks $18.by using the matrix method, state the price for each cans of the drink.

Marie buys 4 cans of orange drinks $32. atty buys

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26.07.2022

P(Mary) = (1 - p) * r

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$p \to$ Peter hits

$r \to$ Mary hits

Required

The probability that Mary wins

From the question, we understand that Peter throws the first.

If Mary is to win, then Peter has to lose his throw

Using the complement rule, the probability that Peter misses is:

p' = 1 - p

So, the probability that Mary wins is:

P(Mary) = p' * r

This gives:

P(Mary) = (1 - p) * r

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