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1. Given an equilateral triangle ABC with a side of 5 cm. Find the probability that...

1. Given an equilateral triangle ABC with a side of 5 cm. Find the probability that a point taken at random will be located from point A at a distance greater than 2 cm.

2. There are two boxes: inside the first 10 white and 15 black balls, inside the second 10 white and 10 black balls. 5 balls are transferred from the first box to the second and then one ball is removed from the second box at random, what is the probability that it is white?

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Back-up Theory

Probability of an event E, denoted by P(E) = n/N ………………………………………………(1)

where

n = n(E) = Number of outcomes/cases/possibilities favourable to the event E and

N = n(S) = Total number all possible outcomes/cases/possibilities.

Area of an equilateral triangle of edge a = {(√3)/4}a2.......................................................(2)

Area of sector of angle θ° and radius r = (θ/360)πr2...................................................(3)

Number of ways of selecting r things out of n things is given by nCr = (n!)/{(r!)(n - r)!}……(4)

Values of nCr can be directly obtained using Excel Function: Math & Trig COMBIN……. (4a)

Now, to work out the solution,

Q1

A point taken at random will be located from point A at a distance greater than 2 cm, if the point is within the triangle but outside the sector of 60° of radius 2cm at the vertex A.

So, vide (1), n = area outside the sector and N = area of the equilateral triangle.

Given equilateral triangle ABC has a side of 5 cm, vide (2), araea of the triangle = 25{(√3)/4} = 13.0833

Vide (3), area of sector of angle θ° and radius r = (θ/360)πr2 = 25π/6 = 10.8253

Hence, the required probability

= (13.0833 - 10.8253)/13.0833

= 2.258013.0833

= 0.1726 Answer 1

Q2

When 5 balls are transferred from the first box to the second, the second box has 25 balls now. The number of white balls in the second box now would be:

10 if no white ball is transferred, i.e., 0 white and 5 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C0 x15C5)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 3003/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.0562

11 if exactly one white ball and 4 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C1 x15C4)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 13650/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.2569

12 if exactly 2 white balls and 3 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C2 x15C3)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 20475/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.3584

13 if exactly 3 white balls and 2 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C3 x15C2)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 21600/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.0889

14 if exactly 4 white balls and 1 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C4 x15C1)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 3150/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.0127

14 if exactly 5 white balls and 0 balck are transferred, for which probability is

{10C5 x15C0)/ 25C5 [(4) and (1)]

= 240/53130 [vide (4a)]

= 0.0008.

Thus, the required probability

= {0.0562 x (10/25) +   {0.2569 x (11/25) + {0.3584 x (12/25) + {0.0889 x (13/25) + {0.0127 x (14/25)

+ {0.0008 x (15/25)

= 0.3744 Answer

DONE


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