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In a Single Throw of a Dice, Find the Probability of Getting a Number 4 - Mathematics

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Question

In a single throw of a dice, find the probability of getting a number 4

Sum
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Solution

Even of getting number 4 = 1

∵ Total number of outcome = 6

∴ Probability =`1/6`

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Chapter 22: Probability - Exercise 22 (A)

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Chapter 22 Probability
Exercise 22 (A) | Q 9.1

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