Math, asked by ani4313, 4 months ago

A, B, and C are bidding for a contract. It is believed that A has exactly half the chance that B has, B in turn , is 4/5th as likely as C to win the contract. What is the probability for each to win the contract?​

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Answered by Kirandeep3435
5

Answer:

Let probability of C winning be xx

Therefore probability of B winning is 4x54x5, probability of A winning is 4x104x10

Sum of the probabilities should be equal to one

4x10+4x5+x=14x10+4x5+x=1

x=511x=511

Therefore,

A has a probability of 211211 for winning the contract

B has a probability of 411411 for winning the contract

C has a probability of 511511 for winning the contract

Answered by saysanmaya71
1

Let probability of C winning be x

Therefore probability of B winning is 4x5 , probability of A winning is 4x10

Sum of the probabilities should be equal to one

4x10+4x5+x=1

x=511

Therefore,

A has a probability of 211 for winning the contract

B has a probability of 411 for winning the contract

C has a probability of 511 for winning the contract

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