Math, asked by tejassutade123, 9 months ago

1) in a box there are 6 red 2
masks and 5 green masks.
Two masks are picked
randomly one after the
other without
replacement. What is the
probability that both the
masks are green?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
12

Answer:

probablity of getting green masks is 2/5

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Answered by mysticd
14

 Given \: Number \:of \:red \:masks = 6 \:and

 Number \:of \: green \: masks = 5

 Number \: of \: total \: possible \: outcomes

 = 6 + 5

 = 11 \: --(1)

 number \:of \: favourable \: outcomes

 = number \:of \:green \: masks

 = 5

 Probability \:of \: getting \:green \: masks

 = \frac{5}{11} + \frac{4}{10}

 = \frac{5}{11} + \frac{2}{5}

 = \frac{25+22}{55}

 = \frac{47}{55}

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