Probability of Events
 

Probability of Events problem 24


There are chairs in the lecture hall, which are divided into rows so that each row has the same number of chairs. mathematics students randomly sit on the chairs: Mark, Evra, Ela, Jane, Tim, Nic, Luke and Franca.


  • Calculate the event probabilities:


    A ​​- the first row remains empty,

    B - exactly chairs are occupied in the first row,

    C - all students sat in the same row.


  • Mark, Evra, Ela, Jane, Tim, Nic, Luke and Franca play board games in the afternoons. Everyone rolls a fair dice exactly once.


    Calculate the probabilities of the events:


    D - no one rolls a six,

    E - exactly two roll a six,

    F - at least two roll a six and

    H - only Maja and France throw a six.



 

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