Math, asked by jaydevrgowda1142007, 3 months ago

1. Out of 300 students in a school, 95 play cricket only, 120 play football only, 80 play volleyball only and 5 play no
games. If one student is chosen at random, find the probability that
(i) he plays volleyball​

Answers

Answered by AmoliAcharya
3

(i) Probability that he plays volleyball = 0.26

No of students = 300

No of football players = 120

No of volleyball players = 80

No of cricket players = 95

No of students who doesn't do games = 5

probability= \frac{no \: of \: favorable \: outcomes}{total \: no \: of \: outcomes}

Probability of the randomly chosen student playing volleyball = 80/300

= 4/15

= 0.26

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Answered by ashminovember11
0

The probability of a randomly chosen student playing volleyball is 4/15

Given,

Total no. of students=300

No. of students playing football only=120

No. of students playing volleyball only=80

No. of students playing neither of the games=5

To find,

Probability of a student randomly chosen playing volleyball

Solution,

This probability problem can be easily solved by using the following formula,

Probability= Number of favourable outcomes/ Total number of possible outcomes

So here, Probability of a randomly chosen student playing volleyball =No. of students playing volleyball/ Total no. of students playing games

= 80/300

=4/15

The probability of a randomly chosen student playing volleyball is 4/15

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