a bag contains white black and red balls only a ball is drawn at random from the bag the possibility of getting a white ball is 3 by 10 and that of a black ball is 2 by 5 find the possibility of getting a red ball if the bag contains 20 black balls then find the total number of the balls in the bag
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white ball (unknown)
black ball 20
red ball (unknown)
ATQ
probability of getting a black ball = 2/5
20/total no of balls= 2/5
total no of balls =20*5/2
total no of balls = 50
ATQ
total no of white balls/total no of balls =3/10
total no of white balls = 3*50/10
total no of white balls = 15
probability of getting a red ball =
total no of red balls/total no of balls
50-(15+20) /50
15/50
3/10(ans)
black ball 20
red ball (unknown)
ATQ
probability of getting a black ball = 2/5
20/total no of balls= 2/5
total no of balls =20*5/2
total no of balls = 50
ATQ
total no of white balls/total no of balls =3/10
total no of white balls = 3*50/10
total no of white balls = 15
probability of getting a red ball =
total no of red balls/total no of balls
50-(15+20) /50
15/50
3/10(ans)
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Given,
No. of Black balls n(B) = 20
Let W be the Event of getting White ball
Let B be the Event of getting Black ball
Let R be the Event of getting Red ball
————[1]
————[2]
Let number of White balls in the bag be a
Let number of Red balls in the bag be b
Let S be the Sample space.
S consists of White, Black and Red balls.
S = W+B+R
Total Outcomes when a ball is drawn randomly from a bag =
We have,
No. of Favorable Outcomes for Occurrence of Event W n(W) = No. of White Balls
————[3]
No. of Favorable Outcomes for Occurrence of Event B n(B) = No. of Black Balls
————[4]
————[5]
————[6]
Multiply [6] with 7 on both sides
————[7]
Do [7] - [6]
Substitute value of in [6]
No. of White balls in the Bag, a= 15
No. of Red Balls in the Bag, b = 15
No. of Favorable Outcomes for Occurrence of Event R n(R) = No. of Red Balls
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