Amamath appears in an exam that has 4 subjects. The chance he passes a...
The event definitions are:
(a) Passes the first AND Passes the second AND Passes the third AND Passes the fourth
(b) Fails the first AND Fails the second AND Fails the third AND Fails the fourth
(c) Fails all is the non-event
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Amamath appears in an exam that has 4 subjects. The chance he passes a...
Its an easy One paper has a probability 0.8 so to clear 4 exam 0.8 4 times
Amamath appears in an exam that has 4 subjects. The chance he passes a...
Probability of passing an individual subject:
The question states that the probability of Amamath passing an individual subject test is 0.8. This means that there is an 80% chance that he will pass a single subject.
Probability of passing all subjects:
To find the probability of Amamath passing all the subjects, we need to calculate the probability of passing each subject and then multiply those probabilities together.
Since there are 4 subjects, and the probability of passing an individual subject is 0.8, the probability of passing all subjects can be calculated as follows:
P(passing all subjects) = P(passing subject 1) * P(passing subject 2) * P(passing subject 3) * P(passing subject 4)
P(passing all subjects) = 0.8 * 0.8 * 0.8 * 0.8
P(passing all subjects) = 0.8^4
P(passing all subjects) = 0.4096
Answer:
The probability of Amamath passing all the subjects is 0.4096, which is approximately 0.41 or 41%.
Therefore, none of the given options (B, C, D) are correct. The correct answer is option A, 0.84, which is not the accurate answer according to the calculations.