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In a class there are 10 students who play football and cricket, 7 students who do not play football or cricket, 14 students who play football, 21 students who play cricket, Find the probability that a student chosen at random plays football and cricket

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Answered by TheLightningWizard
4

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN -

NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO PLAY FOOTBALL AND CRICKET - 10

NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO DO NOT PLAY FOOTBALL OR CRICKET - 7

NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO PLAY FOOTBALL-

14

NUMBER OF STUDENT WHO PLAY CRICKET - 21

let's find the probability of a student chosen at random who plays football and cricket

FORMULA -

probability = outcome  number \div total   number

Outcome number = 10

Total number = 52

so probability will be -

 =  \frac{10}{52}

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Answered by Helper144
8

Answer:

5/16

Step-by-step explanation

14-10=4 only football

21-10=11 only cricket

Probability= 10 / (10+7+4+11)= 10/32 which can be simplified to 5/16

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