Math, asked by PaviKutty, 1 year ago

A number is randomly selected from the set of numbers 1 through 26. Find the probability of selecting an even number given that the outcome is a number less than 16.

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Answered by Geniusultimate

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The probability of selecting an even number given that the outcome is a numberless than 16 is 7/16.

Answered by SweetRohan

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probability of selecting an even number given that the outcome is a numberless than 16 is 7/16.

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