What is the probability of a non leap year having 53 mondays
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The probability for a non-leap year i.e 365 days
52 weeks = 364 days
So the other one day may be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Probability = favorable outcomes/all possible outcomes = 1/7
52 weeks = 364 days
So the other one day may be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Probability = favorable outcomes/all possible outcomes = 1/7
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The probability of a non leap year having 53 Mondays is 1/7
Given:
- Non leap Year
To Find:
- probability of a non leap year having 53 Mondays
Solution:
- Probability of an event = n(E)/n(S)
- n(E) = number of possible outcome of event
- n(S) = number of possible sample space outcome
- P(E) + P('not E') = 1
- 7 Days in a week
Non-Leap Year
- Also Called Standard Year
- 365 Days is a non leap year
Leap Year
- Generally comes Every 4 Years
- 366 days in a leap year
- Year Divided by 4 are leap years
- Centaury years Divided by 400 are leap years
Step 1:
Divide 365 Days in Completer weeks and remaining days
365 = 52 x 7 + 1
Hence there will be 52 Days for Each Day of the week.
Step 2:
Find probability of remaining one day to be Monday to get 53 Mondays
P = One possible Monday / Total 7 days in a week
P = 1/7
The probability of a non leap year having 53 Mondays is 1/7
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