Question
Find the Probability of getting a red apple.
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Answer
Let the probability of red apples be $n$
$n =$ No of favourable outcome/No of the possible outcome
No of red apple $= 4$
No of possible outcome$=7$
P(n) $ = \frac{4}{7}$ [$\because $ There are in all $7$ apples cut of which $4$ are red.]
$n =$ No of favourable outcome/No of the possible outcome
No of red apple $= 4$
No of possible outcome$=7$
P(n) $ = \frac{4}{7}$ [$\because $ There are in all $7$ apples cut of which $4$ are red.]
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