Math, asked by arunpagar7028535763, 3 months ago

Three horses A, B and C are in a race 'A' is twice as likely to win as B and 'B' is
twice as likely to win as C. What are their probabilities of winning?​

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Answered by prabhas24480
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\rm\bf\underline{Question:}

Three horses A, B and C are in a race 'A' is twice as likely to win as B and 'B' is

twice as likely to win as C. What are their probabilities of winning?

\rm\bf\underline{Solution:}

first of all assume that  probability of winning of  C is "X"

So according to the question probability of Winning of B will be 2X

and then again the probability of  winning of A  will be=  2*2X =4X

Also in this case of probability  X+2X+4X = 1

 hence by solving it                  7X=1 

So the X=1/7

Which means the probability  for horse C will be 1/7

The the probability of winning of horse B will be = 2/7

And the winning of probability  for horse A will be = 2*2/7 = 4/7

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Answered by UniqueBabe
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first of all assume that probability of winning of C is "X"

So according to the question probability of Winning of B will be 2X

and then again the probability of winning of A will be= 2*2X =4X

Also in this case of probability X+2X+4X = 1

hence by solving it 7X=1

So the X=1/7

Which means the probability for horse C will be 1/7

The the probability of winning of horse B will be = 2/7

And the winning of probability for horse A will be = 2*2/7 = 4/7

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