A bag contains 200 bulbs of which 40
bulbs are defective. Find the probability of
choosing a bulb which is non-defective?
Answers
Answer:
Total no of bulbs = 200
Number of bulbs which are defective = 40
so, No of non defective bulbs = 200- 40 =160
Probability = No of possible outcomes ÷ Total no of outcomes
160÷200=4/5
therefore probability of non defective bulbs = 4/5
Given,
A bag contains 200 bulbs of which 40 bulbs are defective.
To Find,
The probability of choosing a bulb which is non-defective =?
Solution,
We can solve the question as follows:
It is given to us that a bag contains 200 bulbs of which 40 bulbs are defective.
Total number of bulbs = 200
Number of defective bulbs = 40
Therefore, the number of non-defective bulbs will be equal to defective bulbs subtracted from the total bulbs.
Number of non-defective bulbs = 200 - 40 = 160
Now,
The probability of any event is equal to the number of favorable outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes.
To find the probability of choosing a non-defective bulb,
Number of favorable outcomes = 160
Total number of outcomes = 200
Hence, the probability of choosing a non-defective bulb is equal to 4/5.