Math, asked by sreekuttyabhirami1, 9 months ago

A box contains 6 red beeds and 5 white white beeds.in another box 8red beeds and 4 white beeds.when we take each white beeds .what is the number of possible pairs.?

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Answered by sourinCKB

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Step-by-step explanation:

In the first case, probability of getting a white beed is 5/11 and in second case, probability of getting white beed is 4/12

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