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svp [43]
3 years ago
9

a red ball and 4 white ball are in a box if two balls are drawn without replacement ,what is the probability of getting a red ba

ll on the first drawn and a white ball on the second​
Mathematics
1 answer:
BARSIC [14]3 years ago
3 0

The probability is 1/5 to get a red ball in 1st draw and a white ball in 2nd draw.

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

  • There are 1 red ball and 4 white balls in a box.
  • The total number of balls in the box = 1 red + 4 white = 5 balls.

The two balls are drawn without replacement.

<u>Drawing the first ball :</u>

The first draw should be a red ball.

The probability to get a red ball = No.of red balls / Total balls in the box.

We know that, No. of red balls is 1 and total balls in the box is 5.

P(red ball) = 1/5

<u>Drawing the second ball :</u>

The second draw should be a white ball.

The probability to get white ball = No.of white balls / Total balls in the box.

We know that,

No. of white balls is 4.

The total balls in the box after the first draw will be 4 balls.

P(white ball) = 4/4

The probability of getting a red ball on the first drawn and a white ball on the second​ draw = P(red ball) × P(white ball)

⇒ (1/5) × (4/4)

⇒ 4/20

⇒ 1/5

Therefore, the probability is 1/5 to get a red ball in 1st draw and a white ball in 2nd draw.

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