Math, asked by mksreeshna21, 10 months ago

Even natural numbers below 9 are written in separate paper slips and put in a box
a) How many paper slips are there in the box?
b) When a slip is taken from the box what is the probability of getting a prime numbers​

Answers

Answered by gssisodia10
16

Answer:

a) there are four slips in the box

b)2

Answered by sadiaanam
1

Answer:

total number of slip is 4 and probablity is 0.25

Step-by-step explanation:

as per the given question, there is a box and we have to put slips in that on which natural numbers below 9 is written

so as per the condition to put separate slips in the box ,

there are the following possiblities:

2,4,6,8

so the sample space S= {2,4,6,8}

and there will be 4 slips.

here in the given case we need to find the probability of getting a prime number

so there is only one possibility for getting a prime

that is 2.

probability = favorable outcomes divided by total possible outcomes

P(prime)  = \frac{1}{4}

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