Suppose we choose two people at random from six couples. What is the probability that the two chosen are married?

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1 in 132.

Explanation:

In this case, the selection cannot be repeated, so every time we select someone, the other people's chance of being selected increases.

There are 6 couples, which means there are 12 people. We have a 1 in 12 chance of choosing a certain person, the person we pick is named Dan. Then there are 11 people, we now have a 1 in 11 chance of picking Dan's partner. The probability increased because Dan cannot be picked again. 12 x 11 is 132.

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b. substitution property.

if the circle m is with inscribed ∠kjl and congruent radii jm and ml then m = ∠mjl = (kl) because of the substitution property.