The probability of obtaining oranges at a local market is (1)/(4) and that of mangoes is (2)/(5). Find the probability that a student will obtain oranges and not mango in the market?

Minikomi asked Oct 20, 2022

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The probability of obtaining oranges at a local market is
(1)/(4)

and that of mangoes is
(2)/(5)

. Find the probability that a student will obtain oranges and not mango in the market?

Minikomi asked Oct 20, 2022

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18 votes

Answer:

3/20

Explanation:

let P(A)=P(Oranges)

P(B)=P(mangoes)

P(not B)=1-2/5=3/5

P(A not B)=1/4×3/5=3/20

Shawn Roller answered Oct 25, 2022

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