Question
10 defective calculators got mixed with 90 non-defective
calculators. A student takes one calculator randomly. Find the probability that the calculator is defective.Solution
Number of defective calculators = 10
Total number of calculators = 90 + 10 = 100
Required probability = (10/100) = (1/10)
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