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Ivan Sokhin2015-06-26 00:09:10
Probability theory
Ivan Sokhin, 2015-06-26 00:09:10

How to solve the problem according to theory. probabilities?

Urn contains A white and B black balls (A>=2;B>=2). Two balls are taken out of the urn at the same time. Which event is more likely: 1 = {balls of the same color}, 2={balls of different colors}

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Rsa97, 2015-06-26
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P od \u003d (A / (A + B)) * ((A-1) / (A + B-1)) + (B / (A + B)) * ((B-1) / (A + B -1)) \u003d (A 2 -A + B 2 -B) / ((A + B) * (A + B-1))
P diff \u003d (A / (A + B)) * (B / (A +B-1))+(B/(A+B))*(A/(A+B-1)) = 2AB//((A+B)*(A+B-1))

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