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A bag contains 4 red 6 blue and a second bag contains 4 blue and 6 green balls. A ball is taken out from each bag. find the probablity that one ball is red and other ball is green the probability that an event A happens in one trail of an experiment is 0.4 three independent trails of the experiment are performed. find the probablity that the event A happens at least one​

Answers

Answered by aakhyapatel18jun2012
0

Answer:

There are 2 possible cases: first ball drawn is red or is black.

∴ P(second ball red | first ball drawn is black) =

4+8

4

=

3

1

∴ P(second ball red | first ball drawn is red) =

6+6

4+2

=

2

1

Hence, the probability of the second ball being red

= P(first ball black)×P(second ball red | first ball black)+P(first ball red)×P(second ball red | first ball red)

=

10

6

×

3

1

+

10

4

×

2

1

=

5

2

This is the required probability.

Answered by narismluinarismlu
43

Answer:

There are total (4 r + 6 b) = 10 balls in the bag . The required event happens if one draw first red then a blue ball that is (r, b) or first blue then a red ball i.e. (b, r) without replacing the first, before the second draw, in both the cases. Hence the required probability

= P{(r, b)} + P {(b, r)} = {(4/10) × (6/9)} + {(6/10) ×(4/9)} = 48/90 = 8/15 .

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