A game consists of spinning a wheel numbered to once and tossing an unbiased coin…

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Probability · Probability

Problem

A game consists of spinning a wheel numbered 11 to 88 once and tossing an unbiased coin simultaneously. The result is recorded as an ordered pair (number, coin face). (i) Construct the complete sample space SS for this combined experiment. (ii) Define event PP: “the number obtained is even and the coin shows Heads.” List the favourable outcomes for PP and state n(P)n(P). (iii) Define event Q: “the number obtained is less than 44 or the coin shows Tails.” List the favourable outcomes for QQ and state n(Q)n(Q). (iv) Determine the set of outcomes corresponding to the event P∩QP\cap Q and write its cardinality.

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