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the probability of solving a question by ABC is 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 respectively find the probability 1) exactly one of them will solve the question 2) exactly two of them solve the question 3) question is not solved 4) at least one of them solve the question please show the process​

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Answered by hotty97
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Answer:

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Answered by sureshiyshsri
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Probability exactly one of A,B or C solves it

= probability of A solving (remaining fail) + probability of B solving (remaining fail) + probability of C solves (remaining fail)

=P(A)×P(B

C

)×P(C

C

)+P(A

C

)P(B)P(C

C

)+P(A

C

)P(B

C

)P(C)

=(

3

1

)(1−

7

2

)(1−

8

3

)+(1−

3

1

)(

7

2

)(1−

8

3

)+(1−

3

1

)(1−

7

2

)(

8

3

)

=

3

1

×

7

5

×

8

5

+

3

2

×

7

2

×

8

5

+

3

2

×

7

5

×

8

3

168

25

+

168

20

+

168

30

168

75

56

25

probability that exactly one will solve is

56

25

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