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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
28. The sample space of given condition is
Let, probability of getting an odd number in first throw
probability of getting an even number
Probability of getting an even number in three times
So, Probability of getting an odd number at least once
probability of getting an odd number in no throw
Probability of getting an odd number at least once
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27. Given,
and are independent
( and not )
( or )
(neither nor )
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26. Given,
(not or not )=
Now,
Therefore, and are not independent.
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23. Given,
(i) We know that,
when and are mutually exclusive
(ii) when and are independent
Now,
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21. When die is thrown, the sample space
Let, =the number is even
=the number is red
Hence, and are not independent.
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20. The sample space of given condition are
Let = head appear on the coin
= on the die
Therefore, and are independent.
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19. Let , and be the respective events that the first, second and third drawn orange is good.
Probability that first drawn orange is good=
The orange is not replaced;
Probability of getting second orange is good=
Similarity, probability of getting third orange is good,
Probability of getting all orange good=
Therefore, probability that will approve for sale
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