Mathematics, 17.11.2020 16:30 MatteBlack5490

Blackbeard the Pirate has collected 87 small coins from ports and other ships. He notices that 2 coins in 5 are from England. His mate, Stede Bonnet, notices that 3 coins in 7 are silver. Can it be determined how many coins are either from England or silver (or both)? If so, calculate the probability. If not, explain WHY not.

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