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Question Number 11599 by tawa last updated on 28/Mar/17
A number is selected at random from the integers 10 to 35 exclussive, such  that the chances take the subsets of P, Q and R respectively, where P is  even , Q is even or prime number, and R is odd prime numbers. What is  the probability   (a) That exacly one of the events of the subset is choosen ?  (b) Of choosen at most two of the subset of the event.
Anumberisselectedatrandomfromtheintegers10to35exclussive,suchthatthechancestakethesubsetsofP,QandRrespectively,wherePiseven,Qisevenorprimenumber,andRisoddprimenumbers.Whatistheprobability(a)Thatexaclyoneoftheeventsofthesubsetischoosen?(b)Ofchoosenatmosttwoofthesubsetoftheevent.
Answered by mrW1 last updated on 29/Mar/17
10,11,...,35⇒36 pieces  P=(10,12,...,34)⇒13 pieces  Pr=(11,13,17,19,23,31)⇒6 pieces  Q=P or Pr⇒13+6=19 pieces  R=Pr⇒6 pieces  (a) (6/(36))=16.6%  (b) ((13)/(36))=36.1%
10,11,,3536piecesP=(10,12,,34)13piecesPr=(11,13,17,19,23,31)6piecesQ=PorPr13+6=19piecesR=Pr6pieces(a)636=16.6%(b)1336=36.1%
Commented by tawa last updated on 29/Mar/17
God bless you sir.
Godblessyousir.

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