Math, asked by srikar4438, 11 months ago

in a kitchen, there are 54 utensils consisting of bowl, plates and glasses. the ratio of bowl , plate glasses is 3:2:1. a utensil is picked at random.find the probability that:- 1. it is a plate. 2. it is not a bowl.

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Answered by jovitha2005
80
there are 54 utensils

let the ratio be x

x+2x+3x=54
6x=54
x=54/6
x=9
2x=18
3x=27

1) no.of plate = 18
so probability = 18/54
=1/3

2)when it is not a bowl it's going to be plates and glasses.
no. of plates and glasses together=
27
probability=27/54=1/2

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Given:

Total utensils=54

The ratio of bowls, plates, and glasses=3:2:1

To find:

The probability that a utensil picked at random is

i. a plate

ii. not a bowl

Solution:

The probability that a utensil picked at random is a plate is 1/3 and not a bowl is 1/2.

We can find the probability by following the given steps-

We know that the probability of an event is obtained by dividing the favourable outcomes by the total possible outcomes of that event.

The total number of utensils=54

The ratio of bowls, plates, and glasses=3:2:1

The number of bowls=3/6 of 54

=1/2×54

=27

The number of plates=2/6 of 54

=1/3×54

=18

The number of glasses=1/6 of 56

=1/6×54

=9

i. Now the probability of picking a plate at random=Total number of plates/ Total number of utensils

On putting the values, we get

=18/54

=1/3

ii. Similarly, the probability of not picking a bowl=Total number of utensils that are not a bowl/Total number of utensils

=Total number of plates and glasses/ Total number of utensils

=(18+9)/54

=27/54

=1/2

Therefore, the probability that a utensil picked at random is a plate is 1/3 and not a bowl is 1/2.

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