There is a school were 60% are girls and of which 45% are poor. Students are selected at random, what is the probability of selecting a poor girl out of total strength.
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The formula for calculating probability is as follows:
Probability = event / number of possible outcomes
We can calculate our event ( picking a poor girl) in the following manner:
Total number of girls = 60%
Poor girls are 45% of the total number of girls = 45/100 x 60 /100 = 27/100( = 0.27)
The total strength ( which is also the possible outcomes is 100%)
There probability of picking a poor girl = 0.27 ÷ 1 ×100%
= 27%
Probability = event / number of possible outcomes
We can calculate our event ( picking a poor girl) in the following manner:
Total number of girls = 60%
Poor girls are 45% of the total number of girls = 45/100 x 60 /100 = 27/100( = 0.27)
The total strength ( which is also the possible outcomes is 100%)
There probability of picking a poor girl = 0.27 ÷ 1 ×100%
= 27%
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Solution :-
Let the total number of students be 100.
There are 60 % girls.
So, the number of girls = (100*60)/100
= 60 girls
Out of the total girls, 45 % are poor.
So, number of poor girls = (45*60)/100
= 27 girls are poor.
Hence, the probability of selecting a poor girl out of the total strength
= 27/100
27/100 = 0.27
Let the total number of students be 100.
There are 60 % girls.
So, the number of girls = (100*60)/100
= 60 girls
Out of the total girls, 45 % are poor.
So, number of poor girls = (45*60)/100
= 27 girls are poor.
Hence, the probability of selecting a poor girl out of the total strength
= 27/100
27/100 = 0.27
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