Math, asked by 16RE78, 9 months ago

hi how are you can you answer this. i might make you brainlest if you get it right.

in a class:
there are 10 students that play football and cricket.
the are 7 students that do not play football and cricket.
there are 14 student that play football.
there are 21 students that play cricket.

find the probibility that a student at random plays football and cricket.

Answers

Answered by PrajjwalAwasthi
1

Answer:

the answer is 10/42

that is

5/21

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Answered by chantibrahmaiah7
1

Answer:

Draw a Ven diagram ie a rectangle with 2 circles one for F and the other for C the intersection overlap will have the 10 who play both outside the circles but within the rectangle the 7 who play neither so then fill the rest of F with 4 to give a total of 14 and 11 for the C to total 21. When you add all the numbers you’ll get the class total of 32. Then the % who play both F and C is = (10/32)*100 = 31.25% Sorry if I drew a Ven Diagram it would have been easier but not possible here !

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