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Ans.(c) \dfrac{12}{13}
Explanation:
Total number of possible outcomes = 52
Number of aces in the pack = 4
Thus, the probability of not drawing an ace
\therefore P(E) = \dfrac{52-4}{52} = \dfrac{48}{52} = \dfrac{12}{13}
Ans. (b) \dfrac{3}{5}
Explanation:
Total number of possible outcomes = 10
The total number of favourable outcomes = 6
\therefore P(E) = \dfrac{6}{10} = \dfrac{3}{5}
Explanation:
The number of cards =52
Number of kings and queens=4+4=8
Thus, number of favourable outcomes
= 52−8 = 44
\therefore P(E) = \dfrac{44}{52} = \dfrac{11}{13}
Explanation:
Total numbers of cards = 52
(i) The number of favourable outcomes of drawing a face card = 12
\\ \therefore P(E) = \dfrac{12}{52} = \dfrac{3}{13}\\
(ii) The number of favourable outcomes of drawing neither a king nor a red card
= 52 – (2 + 26)
= 24
\therefore P(E) = \dfrac{24}{52} = \dfrac{6}{13}\\
Explanation:
Let the number of white balls be x.
Thus, the total number of the possible outcomes
= 6 + x
Now, the favourable outcomes if the black ball is drawn = 6
\therefore P(B) = \dfrac{6}{6+x}\\
Again, the favourable outcomes if the white ball is drawn = x
\therefore P(W) = \dfrac{6}{6+x}\\
According to the question,
\dfrac{6}{6+x} = 2\left(\dfrac{6}{6+x}\right)\\
⇒ x = 12
Hence, the number of white balls = 12.
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Triangles |
Coordinate Geometry |
Introduction to Trigonometry |
Some Applications of Trigonometry |
Circles |
Areas Related to Circles |
Surface Areas and Volumes |
Statistics |
Probability |
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