let A be the area of X and B be the area of Y GIVEN-shaded area of X=0.25A and shaded area of Y=0.4B STATEMENT 1 0.25A=0.75*0.4B..........only one eqn two unknowns........no conclusion STATEMENT 2 B=10 shaded area of B=0.4*10=4 no conclusion about A's surface area COMBINATION of TWO STATEMENTS shaded area of A=0.75*0.4*10=3.......hence conclusion is possible by combining
i think, can't be answered using alone, both.. as other colors of balls are not mentioned.. 1) no info of other color balls.. 2) if there are red and green color balls also, then prob will be 10/20, if there is only red color balls, then prob will be 10/15, etc..
i think, can't be answered using alone, both.. as other colors of balls are not mentioned.. 1) no info of other color balls..2) if there are red and green color balls also, then prob will be 10/20, if there is only red color balls, then prob will be 10/15, etc..
See in the 2nd case, Red + Green = Balls which are not blue = 2*Blue
OR Red = balls which are not blue = 2*blue ... so it doesn't matters I think, ratio remains the same..
See in the 2nd case, Red + Green = Balls which are not blue = 2*Blue OR Red = balls which are not blue = 2*blue ... so it doesn't matters I think, ratio remains the same..
may be you are right 😃 and i think, you are.. i was taking it as twice of all sets of other color balls..
See in the 2nd case, Red + Green = Balls which are not blue = 2*Blue OR Red = balls which are not blue = 2*blue ... so it doesn't matters I think, ratio remains the same..
See in the 2nd case, Red + Green = Balls which are not blue = 2*Blue OR Red = balls which are not blue = 2*blue ... so it doesn't matters I think, ratio remains the same..