Math, asked by amruthamadhu136, 13 hours ago

A class contains 15 boys and 20 girls. Another class contains 10 boys 15 girls. If a
student is selected from each class ,find the probability of
(a) selecting two girls
(b) selecting a boy and a girl
(c) selecting at least one girl

Answers

Answered by ayaan493135
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Answer:

b) selecting a boy and a girl.

Step-by-step explanation:

As there are total 15+20=35 children in a class and in another class there are 10+15=25 children are there. So, the probability will be selecting a boy and a girl.

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