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Class 9 Maths MCQs on Probabilty Chapter 15 with Solutions for CBSE Board Exam 2021-22

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Q1. If a dice is thrown in the air then its probability of getting an even number is:

(a) 2/3       (b) 1/3        (c) 1/2       (d) 1/4

Ans. When the dice is thrown once,then total possible outcomes are 1,2,3,4,5,6 (i.e 6)

The even numbers are 2,4,6

P(even number) = the number of even numbers/total possible outcomes = 3/6 = 1/2

Q2.If a dice is thrown in the air then the probabilty of getting at least 4 is:

(a) 2/3        (b) 3/4         (c) 1/2        (d) 1/3

Ans. (a) 2/3

When a dice is thrown once then total possible outcomes are 1,2,3,4,5,6 i.e 6

The outcomes which are at least 4 are 1,2,3,4 i.e 4

P(at least 4) = the numbers showing the digits at least 4/total possible outcomes = 4/6 =2/3

Q3. If two coin are thrown in the air then the probability of getting two heads is :

(a) 2/3        (b) 1/2       (c) 1/3       (d) 1/4

Ans. Total outcomes when two coins are thrown simultaneously are (HH),(TT),(TH),(HT)

Two heads are (HH) i.e 1

P(2 heads ) = number of  two heads /total outcomes = 1/4

Q4.If three coins are thrown simultaneously then what is the probability of getting exactly three heads. 

(a) 1/3        (b) 2/3         (c) 2/5         (d) 3/8   

Ans. The outcomes when three coins are tossed simultaneously are (HHH),(TTT),(HHT),(TTH),(HTH),(THT),(THH),(HTT) [i.e 8]

The outcomes with exactly two heads are (HHT),(HTH),(THH) [i.e 3]

P( exaactly two heads) = the number of two heads/no. of total outcomes = 3/8

Q5. If the probabilty of raining a day is 0.25 then the probability of not raining is :

(a) 0.85        (b) 0.75       (c) 1/4       (d) 3/5

Ans. (b) 0.75

Let the event of raining is E

The probabilty of raining ,P(E) is 0.25

The probabilty of not raining is = 1 – 0.25 =0.75[P(E) + P(not E) = 1]

Q6.If a card is drawn from a dec of a 52 cards then the probabilty of getting a red card is:

(a) 1/2      (b) 1/4        (c) 3/4        (d) 4/5

Ans. (a) 1/2

The total number of cards are 52

The number of red cards are = 13 diamonds + 13 heart = 26

P(red card) = no. of red cards/total number of cards = 26/52 = 1/2

Q7.If a card is drawn from a well-suffled dec of 52 cards then the probability of getting an ace is:

(a) 1/13    (b) 2/13      (c) 1/2      (d) 1/4

Ans. (a) 1/13

The total number of cards are 52

The number of ace = 4

P(card is ace ) = no. of aces/total number of cards = 4/52 = 1/13

Q8. A fair dice is thrown once,then the probability of getting a composite number:

(a) 1/3       (b) 2/3        (c) 3/4      (d) 2/5

Ans. The total outcomes of the event are 1,2,3,4,5,6 (i.e 6)

The composite numbers are 2,4,6 (i.e 3)

P(getting a composite number) =no. of composite numbers/total outcomes = 3/6 = 1/2

Q9.The probabilty of occuring 53 sundays in a leap year is:

(a) 1/7        (b) 2/7      (c) 3/7       (d) 4/7

Ans. (a) 2/7

The total number of days in a leap year are 366

In 366 days there are  52 weeks and 2 days

The number of days which can make 53 sundays are =2

Total number of days in a week are = 7

P( no. of 53 sundays ) = no. of days which can make 53 sudays/total number of days in a week =2/7

Q10. The probabilty of choosing a girl out of 40 students of a class is 5/8,find the number of boys in the class.

(a) 20        (b) 15        (c) 30         (d) 26

Ans.(b) 15

Let the number of girls in the class are =x

Total student in a class are = 40

Probability of choosing a girl,P(G) = 5/8

P(G) = number of girls in the class /no. of total students in the class = x/40

x/40 = 5/8

x = 40 × (5/8) = 25

Number of boys = total students – number of girls =40 -25 = 15

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