In a single throw of dice, find the probability of getting a number (i) greater than 2 (ii) less than or equal to 2 (iii) not greater than 2. not greater. NOTE : do this question with rough work. You can also see the question in the given image question number 6.
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probability=No.of favorable outcomes/No.of possible outcomes
POSSIBLE OUTCOMES=6
I) Favourable outcomes={3,4,5,6}=4
P=4/6=2/3
II)Favourable outcomes={1,2}=2
P=2/6=1/3
III)Favourable outcomes={1,2}=2
P=2/6=1/3
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POSSIBLE OUTCOMES=6
I) Favourable outcomes={3,4,5,6}=4
P=4/6=2/3
II)Favourable outcomes={1,2}=2
P=2/6=1/3
III)Favourable outcomes={1,2}=2
P=2/6=1/3
HOPE THIS HELPS !!!
ALL THE BEST
DO MARK AS THE BRAINLIEST!!!!
aditya5120:
but in my book thurd part answer is 1/3 who it is possible can you explain it . PLEASR
tnx for letting me know the answer in the book.
(i) 2/3 (ii) 1/3 (iii) 1/3 ok please explain who it is possible
in the first condition it is <2 so the outcomes would be 3,4,5,6 so the total no.of outcomes are 4 by putting this value in formula u get the result
the same thing applies to other conditions
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Answer:(i)4/6 (ii)3/6 (iii)2/6
Step-by-step explanation:(i)numbers greater than 2 are 4.Probability=4/6
(ii)numbers less than or equal to 2 are 3.Probability=3/6
(iii)numbers less than 2 are 2.Probability=2/6
can you explain the thurd part breafly
please explain it fast
please please
the answers must be in the simplified form
numbers less than 2 on a dice is 1 also it is given less than and EQUAL TO 2 so the favorable outcomes would be 2 in number
you can see the question image their is no equal to
1) 2/3 2) 1/3 3) 1/3
explain it after it I will give you a brainlist
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