Math, asked by drakearninja, 11 months ago

A box contains 10 black and 12 red balls, identical in size. In how many ways can one select 8
balls from the box, if
(i) it contains 4 red and 4 black balls
(ii) all the balls are of the same colour
(iii) the selection of the balls is at random, what is the probability that all the balls are of the same colour

Answers

Answered by mdanish167
6

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(1)

to select 4 red and 4 black

to select 4 red out of 12 =12C_4

to select 4 black out of 10 =10C_4

so required number of ways =12C_4 \times 10C_4

(2)  Either all 8 balls will be red or black

selecting any one color from the two colors =2C_1

so selecting 8 red balls from 12 red balls =12 C_8

selecting 8 black balls from 10 Black balls =10 C_8

so required number of ways =  2C_1 \times(12 C_8 + 10 C_8)

(3)  The probability = \frac {2C_1 *(12 C_8 + 10 C_8)}{22 C_8}

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