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In a group of 55 people, 33 are coffee drinkers and 12 are tea drinkers. Assuming that no one in this group drinks both tea and coffee, what is the probability that a person picked at random from the group does not drink tea or coffee?


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Answered by abu7878
15

Answer:

The probability that a person does not drink tea or coffee is 2/11.

Step-by-step explanation:

Always the probability will be less than one, as per the definition of probability.

Total number of people in a group = 55

Coffee drinkers = 33

Tea drinkers = 12

Total number of people drink coffee and tea = 33+12

                                                                          =45

Probability of people randomly drink either coffee or tea = 45/55  

Probability of people randomly drink neither coffee or tea = 10/55 = 2/11

Hence the probability in terms of decimal is 0.1818

Answered by itzheartgirl
4

Answer:

The probability that a person does not drink tea or coffee is 2/11.

Always the probability will be less than one,as per the definition of probability.

Total number of probability in a group = 55

Coffee drinkers = 33

Tea drinkers = 12

Total number of people who drink coffee and tea = 33+12

=45

Probability of people randomly drink neither coffee or tea = 10/55=2/11

Hence the probability in terms of decimal is 0.1818.

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