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A bag contains 90 balls. The ratio of the colors red to white to blue is 1:2:3 calculate the probability of choosing (a) a red ball (b) not a red ball (c) a white or red ball (d) how many balls of each color are there?

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Answered by ishanostwal
3

Answer:

P(a) = 1/6

P(b) = 1 - 1/6= 5/6

P(c) = 1/2

d) Red ball = 15

White ball = 30

Blue ball = 45

Step-by-step explanation:

Total balls = 90

Let the ratio be x, so x+2x+3x=90

6x=90

x=90/6=15

d) balls of red color= x = 15

balls of white color = 2x = 30

balls of blue color = 3x = 45

P(a) = Total no. of red balls/Total balls

= 15/90 = 1/6

P(b) = Total balls excluding red ball/Total balls

= (90-15)/90 = 75/90 =5/6

P(c) = Total no. of white and red balls/Total balls

= (15+ 30)/90 = 45/90 = 1/2

Answered by niladripramanick9
1

Answer:

(a) a red ball = 1/6

(b) not a red ball = 5/6

(c) a white or a red ball = 3/6

(d) there are 15 red balls , 30 white balls , 45 blue balls

Step-by-step explanation:

total balls in ratio = 1+2+3 = 6

therefore,

(a) probability of picking a red ball is

ratio of red ball 1

_____________________ = ____.

ratio of total balls 6

(b) probability of picking a ball not red is

ratio of white and blue ball 5

______________________________= ____

total ratio 6

(c) probability of a white or a red ball is

ratio of white and red ball 3 1

_____________________________= ____= ___

total ratio 6 3

(d) for this u can follow the long method and calculate it one by one like,

90 x 1/6.....

90 x 2/6... and so on .

or u can do it in a shortcut by just keep adding 1 to each ratio and add them up until their sum is 90.

example, 1+2+3 = 6

so by adding one to each

2+3+4 = 9

so we can just multiply the whole thing by 10

(2+3+4 = 9) x 10 = 20 + 30 + 40 = 90.

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