two out of six computers in a lab have problems with hard drives .if three computers are selected at random for inspection,what is the probability that none of them has hard drive problem
\[\frac{2}{6}=\frac{1}{3}\] is the probability that one has a hard drive problem, so probability that a computer does not have one is \(1-\frac{1}{3}=\frac{2}{3}\)
then the probability all three selected do not have a problem is \((\frac{2}{3})^3=\frac{8}{27}\)
oh wow sorry that was way wrong i did not read the "in the lab" part!!
i thought there were many many computers, not just six it should be \[\frac{4}{6}\times \frac{3}{5}\times \frac{2}{4}\] as your answer
ok but here is my solution plz tell me if m right. 2 are defective so 4 will be non defective P(non defective)=4/6X3/5X2/4X1/3=0.06 1- P(defective among selected)=2/3 X1/2=1/3=0.6 now P(non defective)=0.06X.6
must be 4/6x3/5x2/4
how is that? 4 would be good right?? plz explain it in steps
first let's see the question properly ... "what is the probability that none of them has hard drive problem" here the question asks that: 3 computers selected out of 6 has NOT hard drive problem. now we have to select 3 computers ..ie 3 places __X__X__ what is probability for 1st place that it does not have hard drive problem similarly for 2nd place and 3 rd place.
ok
3/6X2/5X1/4
NO .. for first place you have 4 non-damaged pc out of 6
ok for the first place its 4/6 for 2nd place it wud be 3/5 for 3rd 2/4 ok got it
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