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Answered by user0888
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Introduction- Probability

The main concept of these questions is probability. With probability, we can expect the number of cases happening occasionally.

The formula for the probability is,

\mathrm{Probability=\dfrac{Favorable\ Cases}{Total\ Cases} }

If we know the probability and total cases, reversely, we can find the number of favorable cases. If we multiply \mathrm{Probability} and \mathrm{Total\ Cases} that is the \mathrm{Favourable\ Cases}.

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Solutions

Sol.- Q.1

11 out of 15 students are in favor of having a photo booth. The probability that a student is in favor is \dfrac{11}{15}.

If there are a total of 300 students, the number of students in favor is likely to be,

\rightarrow\dfrac{11}{15} \times 300=\boxed{220}

So, in the blank will come 220.

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Sol.- Q.2

13 out of 20 students prefer pepperoni; The probability for a student to prefer pepperoni pizza is \dfrac{13}{20}.

If there are a total of 400 students, the number of students that prefer pepperoni is likely to be,

\rightarrow \dfrac{13}{20} \times 400=\boxed{260}

So, in the blank will come 260.

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Sol.- Q.3

Assuming there are no abstention or neutrality, the probability that a person goes against is \dfrac{3}{5}.

If there are a total of 3,500 people, the number of votes that are against is likely,

\rightarrow \dfrac{3}{5} \times 3500=\boxed{2100}

So, in the blank will come 2100.

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Sol.- Q.4

If 129 out of 300 students wanted mediums, the probability that a person wants mediums is \dfrac{129}{300}.

If there are a total of 12,000 students, the number of students wanting mediums is likely,

\rightarrow \dfrac{129}{300} \times 12000=\boxed{5160}

So, in the blank will come 5160.

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Thank you. I hope you understood!

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Solution :-

1]

We know that

Probability = Favourable Outcome/Total no. of outcomes

Probability of total students in favour = 11/15 × 300 = 11 × 20 = 220

2]

Number of students who liked pepperonis = 13/20 × 400 = 13 × 20 = 260

3]

Probability of build new high school = ⅖ × 3500 = 2 × 700 = 1400

4]

Total students that want medium t-shirt = 129/300 × 12000 = 129 × 40 = 5160

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