48 ice-creams are placed on a table. Some are chocolate flavoured and others are vanilla flavoured. If I take an ice-cream at random from the table, the probability that it is chocolate flavoured is 2/3. Find the number of vanilla flavoured ice-creams on the table. |
We know that the probability of picking a chocolate flavoured ice-cream will be Number of favourable outcomes(chocolate flavoured icecreams)Total number of ice−creams Let the number of chocolate flavoured ice-creams be x. = x48 = 23 Solving for x we get 32 . It implies that there are 32 chocolate flavoured ice-creams out of a total of 48. Hence number of Vanilla flavoured ice-creams on the table are 48 - 32 = 16 |