how many possibilities are there when One number is selected from 15 to 30
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Answer:
1/16 is the answer ...........
Answer:
Problem Based on probability concept
Step-by-step explanation:
So , In order to find the total outcomes we have to form the A.P. 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , ............................ , 30.
This A.P. is with common difference D with 16 - 15 = 1 and a = 15 , n = no.of terms = ? , last term = 30.
So , by the formula :-
So by substituting the respective values we get ,
30 = 15 + (n-1)(1)
30 = 15 + n - 1
30 = 15 - 1 + n
30 = 14 + n
30 - 14 = n [BY APPLICATION OF LINEAR EQUATION]
n = 16.
There are total 16 outcomes . So , when one number is selected at random from this stack of numbers . There are total 16 cases :-
All 16 cases have the possibility of 1 / 16 .
CASE 1 :-
Because when we chose 15 (say).
The favourable outcomes of this event is 1.
Total outcomes = 16
P(15) = Favourable outcomes / Total outcomes
P (15) = 1 / 16.
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CASE 16 :-
Same method in all other 15 cases . Just put the value of that number in P() that you want to take from the stack of numbers 16 to 30.
So , this is considered to be elementary event .
Answer :- SO THE ANSWER OF PROBABILITY IS 1 / 16 IN ALL THE CASES .