Given the interval of 21 -32 inclusive, Find
the probability of having an even number or a prime number.
Solution
This
is a mutually exclusive event.
n(S) =
number of sample space = 12
Even
numbers(E): 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 = 6
Prime
numbers(P): 23, 39, 31 = 3
Let P(E)=
probability of even numbers = 6/12
Let P(R)=
probability of prime numbers = 3/12
P(EnR) =
probability of having both even and prime numbers= 0/12
∴ P(EuR) =
P(E) + P(R) - P(EnR).
P(EuR) =
6 + 3 – 0
12 12
12
P(EuR) = 9
- 0
12 12
P(EuR) = 9
= 3
12 4
Hence
probability of an even number or a prime number is 3/4.
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Given the interval of 3 -18 inclusive, find the
probability of having an even number or a prime number.
y"+3y-4=2/3
ReplyDeleteDear Hattabi, the answer is y=7/6. Am I right?
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