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We have two boxes of fuses. Box 1 contains 10 defective and 30 non-defective fuses. Box 2 contains 5 defective and 7 non-defective fuses. A fuse is randomly chosen from box 1 and transferred to box 2. Find the probability that now a fuse chosen randomly from box 2 is defective.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :

Box 1 contains 10 defective and 30 non-defective fuses

Box 2 contains 5 defective and 7 non-defective fuses

A fuse is randomly chosen from box 1 and transferred to box 2

To find  the probability that now a fuse chosen randomly from box2 is defective​

Solution:

Box 1 contains 10 defective and 30 non-defective fuses

=> Total = 10 + 30 = 40

A fuse is randomly chosen from box 1 and transferred to box 2

Case 1 : Defective fuse moved to Box 2

probability of moving Defective fuse = 10/40  = 1/4

Then  Box 2 contains 5 + 1 = 6  defective and 7 non-defective fuses

Total = 6 + 7 = 13

Selecting Defective fuse from Box 2 =  6/13

Hence probability in case 1

= (1/4)(6/13)

= 3/26

Case 2 : non-Defective fuses moved to Box 2

probability of moving non Defective fuses = 30/40  = 3/4

Then  Box 2 contains 5    defective and 7+1 = 8  non-defective fuses

Total = 5 + 8 = 13

Selecting Defective fuse from Box 2 =  5/13

Hence probability in case 2

= (3/4)(5/13)

= 15/52

probability that now a fuse chosen randomly from box 2 is defective​

= 3/26  + 15/52

=  21/52

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