28. A parent has collected data of number of school based on the monthly fees, so that he can choose
the school for admission of his child. Data is as follows:
Monthly School
Fee (in Rs)
250-
500
500-
750
750-
1000
1000-
1250
1250-
1500
1500-
1750
1750-
2000
No. of Schools 14 16 18 12 14 8 8
If a school is selected at random, find the probability that the school is having (i) minimum fee
(ii) maximum fee (iii) fee of atmost Rs 1000 (iv) fee between Rs 1000 and Rs 1500
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Total number of schools=14+16+18+12+14+8+8=90
i) number of schools having minimum fee ie 250−500 is 14
So required probability=favourable outcomes/total outcomes=14/90=7/45
ii) number of schools having maximum fee ie 1750−2000 is 8
So required probability=favourable outcomes / total outcomes = 8/90 = 4/45
iii)Number of schools having fee atmost Rs1000=14+16+18=48
So, Required probability=48/90=8/15
iv) Number of schools having fee between Rs1000 and Rs1500=12+14=26
Required probability=26/90=13/45
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Here is your answer ,
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==>
Total number of schools=14+16+18+12+14+8+8=90
i) number of schools having minimum fee ie 250−500 is 14
So required probability=favourable outcomes/total outcomes=14/90=7/45
ii) number of schools having maximum fee ie 1750−2000 is 8
So required probability=favourable outcomes / total outcomes = 8/90 = 4/45
iii)Number of schools having fee atmost Rs1000=14+16+18=48
So, Required probability=48/90=8/15
iv) Number of schools having fee between Rs1000 and Rs1500=12+14=26
Required probability=26/90=13/45
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