BREAKING DOWN 'Addition Rule For Probabilities'. For example, assume we wish to determine the probability of drawing a king and/or a queen out of a deck of cards on only one draw. Using the addition rule for probabilities, we get the following: P(King) = 4/52, P(Queen) = 4/52, and P(King and Queen) = 0. Since it is impossible to draw both a king and queen on the same draw, we can conclude that the probability of drawing either a king or queen from a deck of cards is 8/52, or about 15.4%.
Bring the water to a boil, and add the hot dogs just as the water begins to boil. Donât put hot dogs in water thatâs already at a rolling boil as this makes them more likely to split. Alternatively, you can put the hot dogs in cold water, and then bring it to a boil â this also reduces the likelihood of a split. Ready to Eat. When the water returns to a boil, cover the pot and let it boil for a minute. Turn off the heat and let the hot dogs stand in the pot for 5 to 7 minutes.
Cons: Steaming can change the color of the hot dogs. It also doesnât allow for long holding periods. Too much steam and your dog will shrivel and some dogs, all depending on the type of casing and meat, will split and turn grey. Boiling: This method requires no explanation. Boil water, drop in hot dogs.Pros: Quickly boil 30 or 40 dogs at a time.Turn off heat when done and they can sit in hot water while awaiting their fates. Tip: Add in a beef bullion cube or a can of beer to the boiling water prior to cooking the first batch.oiling: This method requires no explanation. Boil water, drop in hot dogs. Pros: Quickly boil 30 or 40 dogs at a time. Turn off heat when done and they can sit in hot water while awaiting their fates. Tip: Add in a beef bullion cube or a can of beer to the boiling water prior to cooking the first batch.