Question:
29. What is the probability of picking an apple from a basket with 8 apples? *
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Answer:
solve for Probability of desired event P(event) as,
[tex]\sf P(event) = \frac{FO}{TO} \\\\where,\\\\\text{\sf P = Probability of Desired Event}\\\\\text{\sf FO = Favored Outcome = depends on desired event}\\\\\text{\sf TO = Total Outcome = Total number of objects}[/tex]
Now solve for the probability of picking an apple P(apple),
[tex]\sf P(apple) = \frac{FO}{TO} \\\\where,\\\\\text{\sf P(apple) = Probability of picking an apple}\\\\\text{\sf FO = Favored Outcome = 8 (there are 8 apples)}\\\\\text{\sf TO = Total Outcome = 8 (total of 8 apples)}\\\\\sf P(apple) = \frac{FO}{TO} \\\\\sf P(apple) = \frac{8}{8}\\\\\sf P(apple) = 1[/tex]
So it makes sense that the Probability = 1, which means it is certain that we will pick an apple since all the fruits in the basket are all apples.
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