Math, asked by saysay, 1 year ago

actually I want to check whether my answer is correct or not

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Answered by sahilkanetsimran
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Ok i will answer it..... see

(1) P(no tail)
 = \frac{189}{729}
{p} \: of \: one \: tail = \frac{297}{729}
and probability of two tail
 = \frac{243}{729}

And its your choice to divide it to simpler form or not

probability of no tail is = 7/27 and probability of one tail =11/27

and probability of two tails =1/3

saysay: but i wanted it in standard form
sahilkanetsimran: ok ok
sahilkanetsimran: wait i will write it
saysay: because i am bad at at calculation :p
saysay: ok
sahilkanetsimran: done
saysay: ok thanks
saysay: i got it right
sahilkanetsimran: good
sahilkanetsimran: thxx veey much
Answered by alam1939
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HII BUDDY

HOPE SO THAT YOU ARE DOING WELL

HERE YOU GO

AS YOU HAVE ALREADY SOLVED AND HAVE A DOUBT SO LET ME GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE

Two coind are tossed simultaneously 500 times with the following frequencies of different outcomes:
Two heads: 95 times
One tail: 290 times
No head: 115 times
Find the probability of occurrence of each of these events.

Answer :
Given,
Total number of trials = 500 times
Probability (E) = possible outcomes
 \div by \: total \: no \: of \: outcomes

P (getting two heads) = 0.19
P (getting one tail) =0 .58
P (getting no head) = 0.23
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