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The probability that dimple goes to the local shop is 3/7.The probability that she does not cycle is 8/21.The probability that she goes to the shop and cycle is 16/35.
i)What is the probability that she cycles?
ii)What is the probability that she cycles or goes to the shop?

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Answered by GB2010
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Anonymous: answer in the book is given like 1)7/11 2)23/35 ..
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Anonymous: the ques given under inclusive events
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Answered by tardymanchester
20

Answer:

Probability (cycles) = \frac{13}{21}

Prob(cycles or goes to shop)=\frac{56}{105}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : The probability that dimple goes to the local shop is 3/7.The probability that she does not cycle is 8/21.The probability that she goes to the shop and cycle is 16/35.

To find :

i) What is the probability that she cycles?

ii) What is the probability that she cycles or goes to the shop?

Solution :

i) The probability that she does not cycle is \frac{8}{21}

Probability (cycles) = 1 - Prob(does not cycle)

Probability (cycles)= 1-\frac{8}{21}=\frac{13}{21}

ii) The probability that dimple goes to the local shop is \frac{3}{7}

The probability that she goes to the shop and cycle is \frac{16}{35}

Prob(cycles or goes to shop)= Prob(cycles) + Prob(goes to shop) - Prob(cycles and goes to shop)

Prob(cycles or goes to shop)=\frac{13}{21}+\frac{3}{7}-\frac{16}{35}

Prob(cycles or goes to shop)=\frac{56}{105}

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