Need help please There are three Gala apples and two Macintosh apples in a basket. You pick two apples from the basket. a) Develop a probability distribution X for the number of Gala apples selected
There are 3 gala out of 5 apples, the 2 gala out of 4 apples. So to find the probability you must solve this 3/5x2/4=???
i got 3/10? @gaos
Right
Awesome now I have a part b) if you could help me with that I would really appreciate it! It says what is the probability that only one apple picked will be a Gala apple? @gaos
Let's suppose that the first is gala and the second is macntosh. So there are 3 gala out of 5 and 2 Macintosh out of 4 How much is 3/5x2/4=???
3/10 @gaos
Yes
But that was the answer to the first question? Im confused @gaos
Yes, that happened because when you took one gala from the set it remains 2 out four. But in that set only have two Macintosh out of 4. Then, it turns out that the probability for both is the same
Okay now in the way of writing it to show my work how would i got about that? Could i just write: 3gala/5 apples x 2 Macintosh/4 apples= 3/10
@gaos
That's right
Awesome youre the best! Thank YOu @gaos
Anytime sweetie
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