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Question Number 145831 by nadovic last updated on 08/Jul/21

 A box P, contains 4 white, 2 green and    3 blue cards. Another box Q, contains   2 white, 3 green and 2 blue cards. A card   is picked at random from P and placed   in Q. A card is then picked from Q.   Find the probability that the    (a)  card picked from Q is white.    (b)  cards picked from P and Q are of            the same colour.

AboxP,contains4white,2greenand3bluecards.AnotherboxQ,contains2white,3greenand2bluecards.AcardispickedatrandomfromPandplacedinQ.AcardisthenpickedfromQ.Findtheprobabilitythatthe(a)cardpickedfromQiswhite.(b)cardspickedfromPandQareofthesamecolour.

Answered by bramlexs22 last updated on 08/Jul/21

(a) P(A)=(4/9)×(3/8)+(5/9)×(2/8)=((22)/(72))          P(A)=((11)/(36))

(a)P(A)=49×38+59×28=2272P(A)=1136

Answered by bramlexs22 last updated on 08/Jul/21

(b) P(A)=(4/9)×(3/8)+(2/9)×(4/8)+(3/9)×(3/8)    P(A)=((12+8+9)/(72))=((29)/(72))

(b)P(A)=49×38+29×48+39×38P(A)=12+8+972=2972

Commented by nadovic last updated on 09/Jul/21

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