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Q.1. The probability that a driver stopping at petrol station will have his car tyres checked is 0.12 , the probability that he will have oil checked is 0.29 and probability that he will have both oil and tyres checked is 0.07. What is the probability that a driver stopping at the station will have neither his car tyres nor oil checked?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  probability that a driver stopping at petrol station will have his car tyres checked is 0.12 , the probability that he will have oil checked is 0.29  and probability that he will have both oil and tyres checked is 0.07

To find : probability that a driver stopping at the station will have neither his car tyres nor oil checked

Solution:

Probability  car tyres checked P(T) =   0.12

probability oil checked P(O)  = 0.29

probability both oil and tyres checked P(T ∩ O )  = 0.07  

Probability None of These P(None) = ?

Total =   P(T) + P(O)  - P(T ∩ O )   + P(None)

We know total probability is always 1

=> 1 = 0.12  + 0.29  - 0.07  +  P(none)

=> 0.66 =  P(none)

probability that a driver stopping at the station will have neither his car tyres nor oil checked  = 0.66

or probability that a driver stopping at the station will have neither his car tyres nor oil checked  =  1  -  P (T U O  )  

P (T U O  )   = P(T) + P(O)  - P(T ∩ O )  = 0.12 + 0.29 - 0.7 = 0.34

=> 1 - 0.34 = 0.66

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