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    Krishan Malhotra completed a project on computing conditional probability through an experiment throwing a pair of dice. The project involved defining the sample space, events A and B, finding the number of favorable outcomes for each, and computing P(A|B) using the formula. Krishan demonstrated that if event A is getting a 4 on both dice, and event B is getting a 4 on at least one dice, then P(A|B) = 1/11 based on there being 1 favorable outcome for A and B each out of the total 11 outcomes for B.

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    Krishan Malhotra completed a project on computing conditional probability through an experiment throwing a pair of dice. The project involved defining the sample space, events A and B, finding the number of favorable outcomes for each, and computing P(A|B) using the formula. Krishan demonstrated that if event A is getting a 4 on both dice, and event B is getting a 4 on at least one dice, then P(A|B) = 1/11 based on there being 1 favorable outcome for A and B each out of the total 11 outcomes for B.

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    Krishan Malhotra completed a project on computing conditional probability through an experiment throwing a pair of dice. The project involved defining the sample space, events A and B, finding the number of favorable outcomes for each, and computing P(A|B) using the formula. Krishan demonstrated that if event A is getting a 4 on both dice, and event B is getting a 4 on at least one dice, then P(A|B) = 1/11 based on there being 1 favorable outcome for A and B each out of the total 11 outcomes for B.

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    Krishan Malhotra completed a project on computing conditional probability through an experiment throwing a pair of dice. The project involved defining the sample space, events A and B, finding the number of favorable outcomes for each, and computing P(A|B) using the formula. Krishan demonstrated that if event A is getting a 4 on both dice, and event B is getting a 4 on at least one dice, then P(A|B) = 1/11 based on there being 1 favorable outcome for A and B each out of the total 11 outcomes for B.

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    2019-20

    CBSE PROJECT

    SUBJECT – MATHEMATICS

    TITLE – “Computation of conditional probability”

    SUBMITTED TO: LALITA MAAM

    SUBMITTED BY: XXXXX


    CERTIFICATION

    It has been certified that Krishan Malhotra


    of

    Class 12, during the session 2019-2020

    has completed his project on the topic

    “COMPUTATION OF CONDITIONAL
    PROBABILITY” and has given

    a satisfactory account for this in his project

    report.
    DECLARATION
    I Krishan Malhotra of class 12 A4, Delhi
    Public School
    Ghaziabad declare that the following project
    on the topic:

    Computation of conditional probability

    has been accomplished under the


    able guidance of our mathematics teacher

    Mrs. Lalita
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    It is my duty to record my sincere thanks and

    deep sense of gratitude to my respected teacher

    Mrs. Lalita for her valued guidance, interest and

    constant encouragement for the fulfillment of

    the project.

    Krishan Malhotra
    XII – A4
    Contents

     Objective

     Principle

     Requirements for experiment

     Construction and Demonstration

     Observation

     Application

     Bibliography
    Objective

    To explain the computation of conditional probability of a given


    event A, provided event B has already occurred, through an
    example of throwing a pair of dice.

    Principle
    Conditional probability formula:

    Conditional probability P (A | B) can also be found by first


    taking the sample space of event B out of the sample space of
    the experiment, and then finding the probability A from it.
    Material required
     Drawing board
     White sheet
     Pen/Pencil
     Scale
     A pair of dice

    Construction & Demonstration


    1. Paste a white paper on a drawing board of a convenient
    size.
    2. Make a square and divide it into 36 unit squares of size
    1cm each.
    3. Write pair of numbers as shown in the figure.

    4. Figure given above gives all possible outcomes of the given


    experiment. Hence, it represents the sample space of the
    experiment.
    Experiment 1:

    Event A: A number 4 appears on both the dice

    Event B: 4 has appeared on at least one of the dice

    Number of outcomes favourable to A = 1


    Number of outcomes favourable to B = 11
    Number of outcomes favourable to A ∩ B = 1.

    (i) P (B) = 11/ 36


    (ii) P (A ∩ Β) = 1/36
    (iii) P (A | B) = P (A ∩B). P (B) = 1 /11
    Observation

    1. Outcome(s) favourable to A :
    n (A) = 1
    2. Outcomes favourable to B :
    n (B) = 11

    3. Outcomes favourable to A ∩ B :
    n (A ∩ B) = 1
    4. P (A ∩ B) = 1/11
    5. P (A | B) = n (A ∩ B) /n (B) = 1/11

    Application
    This activity is helpful in understanding the concept of
    conditional probability, which is further used in Bayes’
    theorem
    Bibliography

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