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Answer in One Word or a Line                       yellow socks. Now, there will only be green socks left in the
                      1.  II quadrant                                  box. Thus, in the next two attempts, we will have a pair of
                      2.  Percentage value of component                green socks as well.
                                                                       Hence, total number of attempts = 32 + 26 + 2 = 60
                                     Central angle of component
                                =                           ¥ 100                       Review Exercises
                      3.  0, 0                360°                     Multiple Choice Questions

                    Let’s Evaluate                                       1.  c    2.  a     3.  c     4.  d    5.  a
                      2.  (a) 500                                      Solve Mentally
                        (b) The number of employees are maximum in the group   True or False
                          1,500–2,000 (`).                               1.  False   2.  True   3.  True   4.  False   5.  True
                        (c) The number of employees are minimum in the group
                          3,500–4,000 (`).                             Fill in the Blanks
                        (d) 34        (e)  54              (f)  4        1.  trial   2.  1   3.  36   4.
                      5.  (9, 6) — I Quadrant                            5.  compound event
                        (–3, –7) — III Quadrant                        Answer in One Word or a Line
                        (2, –4) — IV Quadrant                            1.  Probability is the study of the likelihood or chance of the
                        (–8, 5) — II Quadrant                              occurrence of a given event.
                        (3, –8) — IV Quadrant                            2.  An experiment in which all possible outcomes are known
                    Thinking Skills                                        but the exact outcome cannot be predicted in advance is

                      1.  (a) 45 seconds      (b)  Ranu before Manu        known as random experiment.
                        (c) Manu              (d)  Ranu                  3.  A collection  of all  possible outcomes  (or events) of a
                                                                           random experiment is called sample space.
                    Values and Life Skills                               4.  13 cards each
                     (a)   Given pie chart gives the information about inmates in a
                       hostel and the languages spoken by them         Let’s Evaluate
                      (b) Hindi  (c) 90  (d) 198  (e) 3:2                1.  P (doublet) =   8   and P (not doublet) =   59
                    Exemplar Problems                                                 67                    67

                      1.  b       2.  d        3.  Origin   4.  True     2.  (a)   1      (c)  33             (c)  6
                      5.  (a) Newspaper  (b) Radio  (c) 39%  (d) 63%          2               100                 25
                                                                               9
                                                                                                              n
                                                                                                                 m
                                                                                                                    l
                        (e) Internet, Webmedia                             (d)     (Hint: If x is a number and x = a   . b   . c  . ....,
                                                                              100
                                      Chapter 22                              then number of factors of x = (n + 1)(m + 1) (l + 1) ....)
                    Exercise                                                   3              9                   3
                        3                                                3.  (a)  10      (b)  20             (c)  4
                      1.
                        5                                                  3
                           1        1        1         1       1         4.
                      2.  (a)       (b)   (c)     (d)      (e)             5
                           4        4        4         2       2
                                                                       Thinking Skills
                           1        1        15        5       2
                      3.  (a)   (b)      (c)       (d)     (e)
                           4        2        36        6       9            8
                                                                         1.
                                                                           11
                           1        3          4                           1
                        (f)      4.           5.                         2.     (Hint: Ordinary year has 365 days)
                           6        8          7                           7
                           2        5        11        1               Values and Life Skills
                      6.  (a)   (b)      (c)       (d)
                           9        6        18        3                   1        1         1         9         3
                                                                         (a)      (b)      (c)      (d)      (e)
                           1        3        3         3                   2         2        4        26         13
                      7.  (a)     (b)    (c)       (d)
                           10       10       8         40                (f)   1     (g)   4
                    Quiz                                                   52        13
                    Let’s consider the worst case: In the first 32 attempts, we get   Exemplar Problems
                    all the red socks and in the next 26 attempts, we get all the    1.  b   2.  b   3.  random   4.  True   5.  28
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