Math, asked by shushantdelhi2003, 1 year ago

From a group of 3 girls and 2 boys , two children are selected at random.find the probability such that at least one girl is selected?

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Answered by gorgeous05
8
total outcomes= 5
possibility of one girl= 3/5

shushantdelhi2003: How can u explain it
tanishqedkul: This can be done with help of permutations and combination
tanishqedkul: Total outcomes = 5C2
tanishqedkul: Total outcomes=10
tanishqedkul: Outcomes with at least one girl=9. So P(at least one girl)=9/10
Answered by gtststyle
12

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Let G1, G2 and G3 be the girls

And B1 and B2 be the boys.

Since two children at random are to be selected,the possible outcomes are::


G1 G2

G2 G3

G1 G3

G1 B1

G1 B2

G2 B1

G2 B2

G3 B1

G3 B2

B1 B2


No.of outcomes having at least one girl(one or more than one girl)=9

Total no. of outcomes=10

So, required probability=9/10




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