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Anastasy [175]
1 year ago
12

A shelf has 20 bags of potatoes. Two of the bags have potatoes starting to go bad. The probability of drawing a bag with bad pot

atoes is less than 1. The probability of drawing a bag with good potatoes is greater than 0. What is the probability of drawing a bag with bad potatoes? what is the expected probability of the complement of the event?.
Mathematics
1 answer:
nekit [7.7K]1 year ago
3 0

Probability of drawing bad potatoes = 0.1

The probability of drawing a bag with bad potatoes is less than 1.

The probability of drawing a bag with good potatoes is greater than 0

The probability of drawing a bag with bad potatoes as a decimal .

The probability is 20% which means 20 by hundred , which means there is a chance of being its ok.

probability of bad potatoes = 2/20

=1/10

=0.1

probability of good potatoes = 1- ( probability of bad potatoes)

=1-0.1

=0.9

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