Calculating the Probability of an Event - [7-7-5]

In this lesson, you will learn how to calculate the probability of an event in math. We will also understand what probability is and what it actually means. The probability of an event if simply the fraction of the time that the event is expected to occur, assuming an infinite amount of experiments are carried out. Because of this, the probability can differ from small experiments, but as the number of trials increases, we expect it to match the calculated probability.

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[@balaramasenapati6577]

sir tell me this question answered please ...........two fair and ordinary dice are rolled simultaneously .the probability of geting the some of outcome of the dice as a multiple of 4 is equal to (a) 5/9 (b)1/4 (c) 1/9 (d) 1/9

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It’s 1/4 or a 25% chance. There are nine ways to get 4,8 or 12 out of 36 total ways the dice can land.

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[@balaramasenapati6577]

Sir this question can't be understand please slove it....... Let A and B independend events such that P(A)= p , P(B) = 2p the largest value of p for which p ( A , B occurred ) =5/9 is (a) 1/3 (b) 2/9 (c ) 4/9 ( d) 5/12

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