A bag contains lemon flavoured candies only. Malini takes out one candy without looking into the bag. What is the probability that she takes out(i) an orange flavoured candy? (ii) a lemon flavoured candy?
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38
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♦Probability ♦
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♦Probability of an Event £ is given by =>
P ( £ ) = Favourable Outcomes / Total Outcomes
( 1 ) . P ( Orange Flavoured Candy )
= > 0
◾This is because the box has no Orange Flavoured Candy . Hence the Probability is 0 . This is an Impossible Event .
( 2 ) P ( A Lemon Flavoured Candy )
=> 1
◾As the Box contains only Lemon Flavoured Candy , the Probability is 1 . This is a Sure Event .
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♦Probability ♦
==========================================================
♦Probability of an Event £ is given by =>
P ( £ ) = Favourable Outcomes / Total Outcomes
( 1 ) . P ( Orange Flavoured Candy )
= > 0
◾This is because the box has no Orange Flavoured Candy . Hence the Probability is 0 . This is an Impossible Event .
( 2 ) P ( A Lemon Flavoured Candy )
=> 1
◾As the Box contains only Lemon Flavoured Candy , the Probability is 1 . This is a Sure Event .
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Answered by
13
To Find:
- The probability that she takes out an orange flavored candy.
- The probability when she takes out a lemon flavored candy.
Solution for your 1st question:
According to the question,
We know that the bag only contains lemon-flavoured candies.
So, The no. of orange flavoured candies = 0
∴ The probability of taking out orange flavoured candies =
Solution for your 2nd question:
As there are only lemon flavoured candies, P(lemon flavoured candies) = 1 or (100%)
Therefore, probability of taking out orange flavoured candy is 0 and taking out lemon flavoured candy is 1
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