Q13) in a cricket match, a batswoman hits a boundary 25 tites out of 60 balls she plays. Find
the probability that she did not hit a boundary. What is the sum of the probability that she hit a
boundary and the probability that she didn't hit a boundary?
Answers
Answer:
The required probability is 1 .
Step-by-step explanation:
In any event , the sum of P(A) and P'(A) is always 1 .
Here , in a cricket match , the batswoman hits a boundary 25 times out of the 60 balls she plays .
The total number of balls ( Sample Space ) 60
Favourable Cases ( The no of times she hit a boundary ) > 25
Unfavourable Cases > 35
Probability that she hit a boundary > 25/60
Probability that she didn't hit a boundary > 35/60
Probability that she hit a boundary + Probability that she didn't hit a boundary
> 25/60 + 35/60
> 60/60
> 1
Additional Information :
Given:-
▪︎In a cricket match , a bastswoman hits a boundary 25 tites out of 60 balls she plays.
To Find:-
▪︎The probability that she did not hit a boundary?
▪︎Sum of the probability that she hit a boundary and didn't hit a boundary?
Solution:-
Probability that she did not hit the boundary:
The sum of Probability that she hit a boundary and didn't hit a boundary: