From a batch of 20 bricks of which 8 are defective, exactly 2 bricks are chosen, one at a time without replacement. What is the probability that the second brick chosen is defective?
okk total =20 good =12 defective equal =8 so choice first defective * second defective +first good * second defective
for choosing from defective 8 C 1
can try it now ??
i think it's 8/19
but, book says it's wrong
correct answet \[\frac{ 2 }{ 5 } + 0.001\]
look there are two choice 1) first defective * second defective 2)first good * second defective cal probab for first and than for second and add them up
first defective is 8/20 second defective 7/19 right?
yeah now multiply it
first good 12/20 second defective 9/19?
that will be ans of first choice
there are only 8 defective
yes, thats mistypo
can u do it now
(12/20)*(8/19) +(8/20)*(7/19)
yes, but i really didn't understand how we got that
look we have to choose two bricks
second must be defective
so two choices for first brick
either it is good or it defective if it is good then second is defective if first is defective than second is defective
now ??
ohh now i get it, but why book says it's 2/5+0.001 when it is 2/5-0.001?
calculate properly what we calculated upto that it is correct mistake can be in our addition or book print :P
ok, thank you very much :D
wlcme :)
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