Explanation
The probability of getting an odd number is given by the quotient between the # of odd numbers and the total # of numbers:
[tex]P(odd)=\frac{n(odd)}{n(total)}=\frac{2}{4}=\frac{1}{2}=0.5.[/tex]
To find the probability of getting two odd numbers in a row, we can multiply the probabilities of getting an odd number:
[tex]P(odd,odd)=P(odd)\times P(odd)=0.5\times0.5=0.25=0.25\times100\%=25\%.[/tex]
NOTE: We can do this because the events are independent.
Answer
25%
