Math, asked by celestinaAkinogun, 10 months ago

A number is chosen at random1 to 10 find the probability of selecting an odd number

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Answered by anumittal

1

Answer:

P(an odd number)= 5/10=1/2

Answered by khanfarhan20

0

Answer:

Sample space

1,3,5,7,9

Probability = no. of favourable outcomes /total no. of outcomes

Probability of getting an odd number

=5/10

=1/2

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