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A parent has collected data of number of school based on the monthly fees, so that he can choose the school for admission of his child. Data is as under:

If a school is selected at random, find the probability that the school is having :
(i) minimum fee
(ii) maximum fee
(iii) fee less than Rs 900
(iv) fee is at least Rs 1500

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Answered by BRANDEDCHHORA
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Answered by nishant199837
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Answer:

Total number of schools=14+16+18+12+14+8+8=90

i) number of schools having minimum fee ie 250−500 is 14

So required probability=favourable outcomes/total outcomes=14/90=7/45

ii) number of schools having maximum fee ie 1750−2000 is 8

So required probability=favourable outcomes / total outcomes = 8/90 = 4/45

iii)Number of schools having fee atmost Rs1000=14+16+18=48

So, Required probability=48/90=8/15

iv) Number of schools having fee between Rs1000 and Rs1500=12+14=26

Required probability=26/90=13/45

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