A bag contains 6 blue balls, 2 red balls and 1 black ball. If two are selected at random, find the probability of obtaining the black ball.
Total number of balls = 6+2+1
=9
According to question , It is given that 2 balls are selected randomly out of 9 balls .
Then number of ways of of selecting 2 ball is given by
=C(9,2)
=9!/(2!×7!)
=9×8/2
=36
Next we need to find the number of ways in which we can select 1 black ball and other ball can be either blue or red
=C(1,1){ c(6,1)+c(2,1)}
=1×(6c1+2c1)
Here we can choose 1 black ball in only way, i.e. one way . and another ball can be choose from either 6 balls or 2 balls
On solving ,we get
= 6+2
=8
Now probability =number of favourable outcomes / number of total outcomes
Probability =8/36
=4/9
=0.4444
conclusion - probability =0.4444
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