A bag contains 5 brown and 4 white socks. Ram pulls out two socks. What is the probability that both the socks are of the same colour?
- A9/20
- B2/9
- C3/20
- D4/9
A bag contains 5 brown and 4 white socks. Ram pulls out two socks. What is the probability that both the socks are of the same colour?
Solution:
Total number of socks = 5 + 4 = 9
Two socks are pulled.
Now, P(Both are same colour) = (5C2 + 4C2)/9C2
= {(5×4)/(2×1) + (4×3)/(2×1)}/{(9×8)/(2×1)}
= {(5×4) + (4×3)/}/{(9×8)
= (5 + 3)/(9×2)
= 8/18
= 4/9
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