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9 rotten mangoes are mixed with 30 good ones, one mango is chosen at random. What is the probability of choosing a 1)Good mango? 2)Rotten mango?​

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Answered by sonaparakh
1

Step-by-step explanation:

1) 30/39 *100

=76.9%

2)9/39*100

=23.07%

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

1)The probability of choosing a good mango is 10/13

2)The probability of choosing a rotten mango is 9/39

Step-by-step explanation:

1) It is given that 9 rotten mangoes are mixed with 30 good ones, therefore, the total number of outcomes are 30 + 9 = 39.

Now, the number of favourable outcome that a good mango chosen is 30.

Therefore, probability P of choosing a good mango is:

Therefore, probability P of choosing a good mango is:

P=30/39=10/13

Hence, the probability of choosing a good mango is  10/13.

2)It is given that 9 rotten mangoes are mixed with 30 good ones, therefore, the total number of outcomes are 30+9=39.

Now, the number of favourable outcome that a rotten mango chosen is 9.

Therefore, probability P of choosing a rotten mango is:

P=9/39

Hence, the probability of choosing a rotten mango is 9/39.

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