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    The document discusses probability and experiments. It provides examples of calculating the probability of different outcomes for experiments by determining the number of favorable outcomes and total possible outcomes. For each example, it shows the calculation and identifies the correct answer choice. The examples involve selecting numbers, arranging objects, and other probability-related scenarios.

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    APTITUD

    MATEMÁTICA
    Tony Richard Cachay Perez
    PROBABILIDADES
     Experimento Aleatorio( ): Seleccionar 3 números impares del 1 al 5

       ESPACIO MUESTRAL Ω

      


    SUCESO–EVENTO
    (A)
     

     
     Ley de Laplace : Definición de Probabilidad

    n(A) 1
    P(A) = = = 0,1 = 10%
    n( ) 10
     Propiedades :  0<P(A)<1  P(A)=0
     P(A)+P(A’) = 1  P(A)=1
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    2 1
    P(A) = =

    6 3

    ALTERNATIVA B
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    3 1
    P(A) = =

    6 2

    ALTERNATIVA A
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    1
    P(A) =

    ALTERNATIVA C
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    3 1
    P(A) = =

    6 2

    ALTERNATIVA B
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    3 1
    P(A) = =

    6 2

    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    2 1
    P(A) = =

    6 3

    ALTERNATIVA C
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    4 2
    P(A) = =

    6 3

    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:





     WE FIND: 5
    P(A) =

    36
     RESOLUTION:





     
     

     WE FIND: 8 2
    P(A) = =

    36 9
    ALTERNATIVA A
     RESOLUTION:

       
      
     

     WE FIND: 10 5
    P(A) = =

    36 18
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:

      
      
      
      
      
      

     WE FIND: 18 1
    P(A) = =

    36 2
     RESOLUTION:






     WE FIND: 6 1
    P(A) = =

    36 6
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:

     
     
     
     
     
     

     WE FIND: 12 1
    P(A) = =

    36 3
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:






     WE FIND: 6 1
    P(A) = =

    36 6
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:

      
      
      
      
      
      

     WE FIND: 18 1
    P(A) = =

    36 2
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:

     
     
     
     
     
     

     WE FIND: 12 1
    P(A) = =

    36 3
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:






     WE FIND: 6 1
    P(A) = =

    36 6
    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:




     WE FIND: 4 1
    P(A) = =

    36 9
    ALTERNATIVA E
     RESOLUTION:





     WE FIND: 5 5
    P(A) = =

    36 36
    ALTERNATIVA A
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    6
    P(A) =

    21

    ALTERNATIVA C
     RESOLUTION:

    123456
     WE FIND:
    9
    P(A) =

    21

    ALTERNATIVA D
     RESOLUTION:
    123456
    313131

     WE FIND: 7 1
    P(A) = =

    21 3
    ALTERNATIVA D

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