Math, asked by Sachinbabbar4826, 1 month ago

Sam picks a counter from a bag and replaces it. He repeats this 200 times and got a red counter 60 times. Find the experimental probability of not getting a red counter from Sam's bag.

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Answered by krushiramesh

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All possible outcomes=200

p(getting red counter) =60/200

=3/10

p(not getting red counter) =1-3/10

=7/10

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