Question #173600

9b) A box contains 10 screws, 3 of which are defective. Two screws are drawn at

random. Find the probability that none of them is defective, if the sample is drawn

(i) with replacement,

(ii) without replacement.


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Expert's answer
2021-05-10T13:12:13-0400

Total number of screws =10= 10

Defective screws =3= 3

We have to find the probability that none of them is defective

a.) Number of ways of selecting 2 screws from 10 screws with replacement =10C1×10C1= ^{10}C_1 \times ^{10}C_1


Hence, The probability that none of them is defective, if the sample is drawn with replacement


=7C110C1.7C110C1= \dfrac{^7C_1}{^{10}C_1} .\dfrac{^7C_1}{^{10}C_1}


=710.710= \dfrac{7}{10}.\dfrac{7}{10}


=49100= \dfrac{49}{100}


b.) Number of ways of selecting 2 screws from 10 screws without replacement =10C2= ^{10}C_2


Hence, The probability that none of them is defective, if the sample is drawn with replacement



=7C210C2= \dfrac{^{7}C_2}{^{10}C_2}


=4290= \dfrac{42}{90}


=2145= \dfrac{21}{45}



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