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We can define the conditional probability of event A, given that event B occurred when both A and B are dependent events, as the ratio of the number of elements common in both A and B to the number of elements in B.
P(A|B)
Circles In this section we are going to take a rapid look at circles. Though, prior to we do that we have to give a quick formula that expectantly you'll recall seeing at som
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If the p th term of an AP is q and the q th term is p. P.T its n th term is (p+q-n). Ans: APQ a p = q a q = p a n = ? a + (p-1) d = q a + (q-1) d = p
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two circle of radius of 2cm &3cm &diameter of 8cm dram common tangent
If tanx+secx=sqr rt 3, 0 Ans) sec 2 x=(√3-tanx) 2 1+tan 2 x=3+tan 2 x-2√3tanx 2√3tanx=2 tanx=1/√3 x=30degree
Explain the Counting Principle in maths? The fundamental counting principle is used when you want to calculate the total number of possible outcomes (or combinations) of an exp
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