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If a game consists of picking a number from a bag of beans numbered 2, 3, 3, 4 and 5 and flipping a coin, which probabilities are equivalent?I. P(3 and tallII. P(even bad head)III. P(odd and head)A) I and IIB) I and IIIC) II and IIID) none of the above

If a game consists of picking a number from a bag of beans numbered 2, 3, 3, 4 and-example-1
User Pierre Duplouy
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Step 1:

Draw a table to illustrate the information

Step 2:


\text{Probability of any event = }\frac{Number\text{ of required outcomes}}{\text{Number of possible outcomes}}

Step 3:

Total possible outcomes = 10

I) P( 3 and Tail )

Number of required outcomes = 2


P(3\text{ and tail ) = }(2)/(10)\text{ = }(1)/(5)

II)

P( even and head)

Number of required outcomes = (2H, 4H) = 2


P\text{ ( even and head) = }(2)/(10)\text{ = }(1)/(5)

III)

P( odd and head)

Number of required outcomes = (3T, 3T, 5T) = 3


P(\text{odd and head) = }(3)/(10)

Final answer

Option A I and II have equivalent probabilities

If a game consists of picking a number from a bag of beans numbered 2, 3, 3, 4 and-example-1
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