Question

A fruit basket contains 3 mangoes 4 oranges and 3 apples. Another fruit basket contains 5 mangoes, 5 oranges and 5 apples. One basket is selected at random. 1. what is the probabilities that both are mangoes?

Answer 1

If one basket is selected at random, the probability that both are mangoes is; 1/10

How to find probabilities?

Contents of first basket;

3 mangoes

4 oranges

3 apples

Contents of second basket;

5 mangoes.

5 oranges.

5 apples.

Probability of mango in first basket is = 3/10

Probability of mango in second basket is = 5/15

Thus;

Probability that both are mangoes = (3/10) * (5/15)

Probability that both are mangoes = 1/10

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