In a year Raju gave the examination of maths 11 times and the number of marks obtained are listed below in the form of table in each of his examination
0-10
10-20
20-30
40-50
60-70
20-30
40-50
40-50
0-10
40-50
40-50
He is still left with one examination, what is the experimental probability that he will get marks 40 or more than 40 in next examination of maths?
A
311
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B
411
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C
611
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D
511
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Solution
The correct option is C611 Total number of times he gave the exam = 11 Number of times he got marks 40 or more than 40 = 6 Experimental probability is defined as, P(E)= Number of trails in which event happenedTotal number of trials ∴ Required probability = 611