Question for the math wizzes

[cleaveland]

According to accuscore Carlos Zambrano has a 45% chance of having a quality start today and Bud Norris a 41% chance. Using those numbers as a basis: What's the formula to decide what the odds are that both have a quality start? What's the formula to decide what the odds are that neither have a quality start?

[RealSlimShady]

Quality : 0.45 times 0.41.
Both bad: 0.55 times 0.59.

[Waterstpub87]

Might be: 45/100 * 41/100= 1845/10,000 = 18.45%
and 55/100 * 59/100 = 3245/10,000 = 32.45%

That would be my guess.

[cleaveland]

Quality : 0.45 times 0.41.
Both bad: 0.55 times 0.59.

So simple yet so important, thanks!

[jarvol]

Might be: 45/100 * 41/100= 1845/10,000 = 18.45%
and 55/100 * 59/100 = 3245/10,000 = 32.45%

That would be my guess.

^^This. Just simple sequence of events probability.

[cleaveland]

According to accuscore there's about an 18% chance that both pitchers will have a quality start, it should be an offensive game (in more ways than one with these teams).

[NYSportsGuy210]

You multiply the probabilities....

[Waterstpub87]

According to accuscore there's about an 18% chance that both pitchers will have a quality start, it should be an offensive game (in more ways than one with these teams).

They would have most likely already factored that into the O/U. Good luck.

[Blax0r]

Quality : 0.45 times 0.41.
Both bad: 0.55 times 0.59.

I'm pretty sure this is the answer.

[rfr3sh]

accuscore sucks

[neverstoppers23]

I just took Stats 202 so, I should well know this. But honestly its hard for me to remember anything from that class but how bored I was during lectures.