Sum of the digits of the number on the card drawn being 10
Problem 7
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9 |
Solution
⇒ Number of permutations of nine different things (digits) taking two at a time,
= 9P2
nPr = (n) × (n − 1) × (n − 2) × r times
= 9 × 8
= 72
We can check this by writing down the possible numbers.
(12), (13), (14), (15), (16), (17), (18), (19)
(21), (23), (24), (25), (26), (27), (28), (29)
...
(91), (92), (93), (94), (95), (96), (97), (98)
Experiment :
Drawing a card from the 72 cards marked with numbers formed using the digits 1 to 9
Total Number of Possible Choices
= Number of ways in which a card can be chosen from the 72 cards
⇒ n | = | 72C1 | ||
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= | 72 |
Let
A : the event of the sum of the digits of the number on the card drawn being 10
For Event A
Number of Numbers whose sum of the digits would be 10
= 8
{(19), (28), (37), (46), (64), (73), (82), (91)}
Favorable (Sum of Digits is 10) | Unfavorable (Others) | Total | |
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Available | 8 | 64 | 72 |
To Choose | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Choices | 8C1 | 64C0 | 72C1 |
Number of Favorable Choices
= Number of ways in which a card with a number whose sum of the digits is 10 can be drawn from the total 8 favorable cards
⇒ mA | = | 8C1 | ||
= |
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= | 8 |
Probability of choosing a card with a number whose sum of the digits is 10
⇒ Probability of occurrence of Event A
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⇒ P(A) | = |
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Odds
= Total Number of possible choices − Number of Favorable choices
⇒ mAc | = | n − mA |
= | 72 − 8 | |
= | 64 |
in favor
Odds in Favor of choosing a card with a number whose sum of the digits is 10⇒ Odds in Favor of Event A
= Number of Favorable Choices : Number of Unfavorable Choices
= mA : mAc
= 8 : 64
= 1 : 8
against
Odds against choosing a card with a number whose sum of the digits is 10⇒ Odds against Event A
= Number of Unfavorable Choices : Number of Favorable Choices
= mAc : mA
= 64 : 8
= 8 : 1