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Chapter 14 Class 10 Probability

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In Class 9, we studied about Empirical or Experimental Probability.

In this chapter, we will study

  • Theoretical Probability, that is, P(E) = Number of outcomes with E / Total possible outcomes
  • Probability of complementary event, i.e., P(not E)
  • Probability of Impossible and sure events
  • Probability of questions where die is thrown twice
  • Probability of card questions
  • Finding Probability using distance and area

 

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Updated for new NCERT Books - for 2024 Boards.

Get NCERT Solutions for Chapter 14 Class 10 free at teachoo. Solutions to all exercise questions, examples and optional is available with detailed explanations. 

 

In Class 9, we studied about Empirical or Experimental Probability.

In this chapter, we will study

  • Theoretical Probability, that is, P(E) = Number of outcomes with E / Total possible outcomes
  • Probability of complementary event, i.e., P(not E)
  • Probability of Impossible and sure events
  • Probability of questions where die is thrown twice
  • Probability of card questions
  • Finding Probability using distance and area

 

Click on an exercise or a topic link below to get started.