Question #278662

a bag 10 white, 15 red and 8 green balls. A single draw of 3 balls is made. i)what is the probability that a white, a red and green balls are drawn

ii)What would be the probability of getting all the three white ball?

b) A and B are two events, not mutually exclusive, connected with a random experiment E, If P(A)=p, P(B)=2p and P(AuB)=P


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2021-12-13T14:21:58-0500

a)


10+15+8=3310+15+8=33


i)


P(1W&1B&1G)=(101)(151)(81)(333)=10(15)(8)5456P(1W\&1B\&1G)=\dfrac{\dbinom{10}{1}\dbinom{15}{1}\dbinom{8}{1}}{\dbinom{33}{3}}=\dfrac{10(15)(8)}{5456}

=753410.22=\dfrac{75}{341}\approx0.22


ii)


P(3W)=(103)(150)(80)(333)=120(1)(1)5456P(3W)=\dfrac{\dbinom{10}{3}\dbinom{15}{0}\dbinom{8}{0}}{\dbinom{33}{3}}=\dfrac{120(1)(1)}{5456}

=156820.022=\dfrac{15}{682}\approx0.022

Or

P(3W)=1033(932)(831)=156820.022P(3W)=\dfrac{10}{33}(\dfrac{9}{32})(\dfrac{8}{31})=\dfrac{15}{682}\approx 0.022

b)


P(AB)=P(A)+P(B)P(AB)P(A\cup B)=P(A)+P(B)-P(A\cap B)



Given P(A)=p,P(B)=2p,P(AB)=P.P(A)=p, P(B)=2p, P(A\cup B)=P.


Then


P(AB)=p+2pPP(A\cap B)=p+2p-P

P(AB)=3pPP(A\cap B)=3p-P


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