Question

give an example of a compund event?

Answer 1

HI... @geny55

Answer 2

hi can you give me an example of a compound event?

Answer 3

Yes... IN probablity?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

Let A denote the event of getting a mutiple of 3 when a die is thrown. Then it is a compound event since it consists of two events the first event is the event of getting 3 and the second event is the event of getting 6 when a die is thrown

Answer 6

can you give me another example?

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

give me an easier example please :)

Answer 9

rolling a die and tossing a coin is a combination of 2 simple events and therefore a compound event.

Answer 10

ok one more :)

Answer 11

YOu want example different from rolling a die or tossing a coin?

Answer 12

sure :)

Answer 13

please huryy :)

Answer 14

I am not getting any specific example. Sorry for that but the two examples I gave will also work

Answer 15

ok can you help me with other questions please ? :)

Answer 16

okk

Answer 17

First you calculate the area of the circle and the square and tell me

Answer 18

um idk :(

Answer 19

What?? what is the area of a square of side a units?

Answer 20

9

Answer 21

No////

Answer 22

what is the area of the square in the picture?

Answer 23

a

Answer 24

its a^2

Answer 25

ok

Answer 26

No its not ok... You should learn first

Answer 27

You just note down what I am saying

Answer 28

okso the area for the square is 9^2

Answer 29

correct

Answer 30

and 9^2=81

Answer 31

now you need to find the area of the circle

Answer 32

3 ^2

Answer 33

No its a circle , not a square.. Area of a circle =pi.r^2

Answer 34

where r is the radius,,, Here the radius is 3/2=1.5

Answer 35

so now find the area of the circle

Answer 36

so 3^1.5

Answer 37

no area=pi. (1.5)^2

Answer 38

probability=area of circle/area of square=pi,(1.5)^2/3^2

Answer 39

3.5 ( 1.5 ) ^2

Answer 40

pi=3.14(correct upto 2 decimal places)

Answer 41

oh ok so 3.14 (1.5) ^2

Answer 42

so we need to calculate 3.14 (1.5)^2/9^2 which is nearly 0

Answer 43

ok so the answerfor part A is?

Answer 44

0

Answer 45

closer to 0

Answer 46

and why is it closer to 0?

Answer 47

after calculation you will get 0

Answer 48

area of circle/area of square

Answer 49

whats the area of circle/area of square?

Answer 50

probability of the black portion being hit= area of circle divided by the area of square

Answer 51

@jango_IN_DTOWN

Answer 52

and part b?