Mathematics · Probability
A bag contains 6 black balls and some blue balls. Another bag contains 5 black and 7 blue balls. One ball is chosen at random from each bag. Let the number of blue balls in the first bag be n, and the probability that one ball is black and the other is blue be P. Consider the following pairs of (n, P): I. n = 4, P = 1733 II. n = 5, P = 1337 III. n = 6, P = 23 Which of the following statements is correct?
- 1All I, II, and III are correct
- 2All I, II, and III are incorrect✓
- 3Only III is correct
- 4Only I is correct
Correct answer
All I, II, and III are incorrect
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