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netty said: ↑

Here's the answer using probability :
Let the team winning the match has a probability P(A)
So the team losing the match has a probability of 1-P(A)

Now lets calculate P(A)
P(A)=n(A)/n(N) {Where n(A)=No. of matches won and
n(N)=Total no. of matches}

i.e. P(A)=24/32=3/4

Therefore, the probability of the team losing the match=1-P(A)
=1-3/4=1/4=25%

Wasn't that an easy process ????

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geez!!! you fine mate??

yo could've just copied the answer from the top

indyeah, Jun 11, 2008 IP

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