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Hitman42 [59]
2 years ago
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vRichard has a red card (R) and a black card (B). He picks a card randomly from the pair and then rolls a six-sided die. The sam

ple space of the event is listed. B-1 R-1 B-2 R-2 B-3 R-3 B-4 B-5 R-5 B-6 R-6 The missing term in the list is . If there were three cards instead of two, the sample size would be .
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alik [6]2 years ago
7 0

The Sample space for three cards is

S=\left\{\left(B,1\right),\left(R,1\right),\left(G,1\right),\left(B,2\right),\left(R,2\right),\left(G,2\right),\left(B,3\right),\left(R,3\right),\left(G,3\right),\left(B,4\right),\left(R,4\right),\left(G,4\right)\left(B,5\right),\left(R,5\right),\left(G,5\right),\left(B,6\right),\left(R,6\right),\left(G,6\right) \right \}

There are two cards red(R) and black(B) and a six-sided die.

The event is one card is picked randomly and then rolls the die.

So, the Sample space is as follows.

S=\left\{\left(B,1\right),\left(R,1\right),\left(B,2\right),\left(R,2\right),\left(B,3\right),\left(R,3\right),\left(B,4\right),\left(R,4\right),\left(B,5\right),\left(R,5\right),\left(B,6\right),\left(R,6\right) \right \}

<h3>Find Sample space if there are three cards.</h3>

Consider there were three cards red(R), black(B) and green(G) a six-sided die.

The event is one card is picked randomly and then rolls the die.

So, the sample space will be as follows,

S=\left\{\left(B,1\right),\left(R,1\right),\left(G,1\right),\left(B,2\right),\left(R,2\right),\left(G,2\right),\left(B,3\right),\left(R,3\right),\left(G,3\right),\left(B,4\right),\left(R,4\right),\left(G,4\right)\left(B,5\right),\left(R,5\right),\left(G,5\right)\left(B,6\right),\left(R,6\right),\left(G,6\right) \right \}.

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