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On one page of a telephone directory, there were 200 telephone numbers. The frequency distribution of their unit's digits is given in the Above table :-
Out of the numbers on the page, a number is chosen at random. What is the probability that the unit's digit of the chosen number is :-
1. 6?
2. A nonzero multiple of 3?
3. A nonzero even number?
4. An odd number?
5. ABCD is a rhombus and P.
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(i) 0.07
(ii) 0.28
(iii) 0.3
(iv) 0.53
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Answer:
The probability that the unit's digit of the number:
1) is
.
2) A nonzero multiple of is
.
3) A nonzero even number is .
4) An odd number is .
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The total frequency of numbers, n(T) =
Units digit =
Frequency =
1) The probability that the unit's digit of the number =?
- Let the event = A
- The frequency whose unit's digit is
, n(A) =
- The probability that the unit's digit of the number
, P(A):
=
=
.
2) The probability that the unit's digit of the nonzero multiple of =?
- Let the event = B
- Multiples of
are
and
in the given table.
- The frequency whose unit's digit is a nonzero multiple of
, n(B) =
- The probability that the unit's digit of the nonzero multiple of
, P(B):
=
.
3) The probability that the unit's digit of the nonzero even number =?
- Let the event = C
- Non-zero even numbers are
- The frequency whose unit's digit is a nonzero even number, n(C) =
=
- The probability that the unit's digit of the nonzero even number, P(C):
=
=
.
4) The probability that the unit's digit of an odd number =?
- Let the event = D
- The odd numbers are
- The frequency whose unit's digit is an odd number, n(D) =
- The probability that the unit's digit of an odd number, P(D):
=
=
.
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