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Probability Question Paper

The document is a mathematics question paper focused on probability, consisting of two sections: long answer questions and case studies. It includes various problems related to dice, cards, and balls, requiring calculations of probabilities for different scenarios. Each question is designed to test understanding of probability concepts and calculations.
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Probability Question Paper

The document is a mathematics question paper focused on probability, consisting of two sections: long answer questions and case studies. It includes various problems related to dice, cards, and balls, requiring calculations of probabilities for different scenarios. Each question is designed to test understanding of probability concepts and calculations.
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Mathematics – Probability Question Paper

Section C – Long Answer (4 × 10 = 40 marks)


Q1. Two dice are thrown. Find probability of getting sum = 7 or 11.

Q2. A card is drawn from a deck. Find probability of getting a red card or a king.

Q3. From 1 to 100, find probability of selecting a number divisible by 2 and 5.

Q4. A bag has 6 red, 5 blue, 4 green balls. Find probability of not picking red.

Q5. Three coins are tossed. Find probability of getting at least one head.

Q6. Two dice are thrown. Find probability of getting sum less than 5.

Q7. From numbers 1–50, find probability of selecting a prime number.

Q8. A card is drawn. Find probability of a black card or ace.

Q9. Two dice are thrown. Find probability of getting double numbers.

Q10. A box contains 10 bulbs, 3 defective. Find probability of picking a defective bulb.

Section D – Case Study / Higher Order (4 × 10 = 40 marks)


Q11. A die is thrown twice. Find probability of getting sum = 10.

Q12. A bag contains 4 red, 6 blue balls. Two balls are drawn. Find probability both are blue.

Q13. Find probability of getting exactly one head when two coins are tossed.

Q14. From 1 to 25, find probability of selecting a multiple of 3 or 4.

Q15. A card is drawn. Find probability of getting a face card or a heart.

Q16. A number from 1 to 40 is selected. Find probability it is divisible by 6.

Q17. Two dice are thrown. Find probability sum is a prime number.

Q18. A bag has 8 red, 2 green balls. Find probability of picking green ball.

Q19. Three cards are drawn. Find probability all are aces (without replacement).

Q20. Find probability of getting more heads than tails when 3 coins are tossed.

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