Math, asked by dayaladitya2268, 1 year ago

a bag contains 4 red and 7 green balls. if three balls are drawn from the bag replaced and once again three balls are drawn from the bag what is the probability of obtaining 3 red balls on the first drawing and 3 green balls on the second drawing?

Answers

Answered by googly25
3
4/11 and 7/11 ..............
Answered by SteffiPaul
0

Therefore the probability of obtaining 3 red balls on the first draw and 3 green balls on the second draw is 28/121.

Given:

Number of red balls in the bag = 4 balls

Number of green balls in the bag = 7 balls

3 balls are drawn from the bag and replaced and again drawn a second time.

To Find:

Probability of obtaining 3 red balls on the first draw and 3 green balls on the second draw.

Solution:

The given question can be solved as shown below.

Given that,

Number of red balls in the bag = 4 balls

Number of green balls in the bag = 7 balls

On the first draw:

Probability of getting 3 red balls = ( number of favorable outcomes )/(number of total outcomes)

⇒ Probability of getting 3 red balls = ⁴C₃ / ¹¹C₃

⇒ Probability of getting 3 red balls = 4/11

On the second draw:

Probability of getting 3green balls = ( number of favorable outcomes )/(number of total outcomes)

⇒ Probability of getting 3 red balls = ⁷C₃ / ¹¹C₃

⇒ Probability of getting 3 red balls = 7/11

Now the probability of getting 3 red balls on the first draw and replaced again and getting 3 green  balls on the second draw = (4/11) × (7/11) = 28/121

Therefore the probability of obtaining 3 red balls on the first draw and 3 green balls on the second draw is 28/121.

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