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Nayeli Long

14 February, 03:02

You can't remember the last digit of your friend's phone number, so you dial the number with the last digit randomly chosen. Not counting repetition, If you want the the probability of getting the correct number to be greater than 40%, how many phone calls do you have to make?

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