A jar has 4 green balls, 3 red balls and 2 white balls. Balls are selected randomly, one-by-one, without replacement. We want to figure out the probability that all the white balls appear before any green balls appear.
Answer)
Probability is given by favorable/total
Total here is 4 + 3 + 2 = 9
Probability of white ball = 2/9
Now
P(first white) = 2/9
P(second white) = (1/8) as we are considering without replacement then, we will have 1 white ball left and a total of 8 balls left)
Now all white balls are over as we had only 2 white balls
So p(green ball) = 4/7
So, p(all the white balls appear before any green ball appears)
= (2/9)*(1/8)*(4/7)
= 0.01587301587
So this is first case (two whites then one green)
Second case can be
(One red then, two white and then green)
= (3/9)*(2/8)*(1/7)*(4/6)
Third case
Now another case can be two red then two whites and then green
= (3/9)*(2/8)*(2/7)*(1/6)*(4/5)
Fourth case
Last case can be three red then two white and then green
= (3/9)*(2/8)*(1/7)*(2/6)*(1/5)*(4/4)
Required probability is
Case 1 + case 2 + case 3 + case 4
0.02777777777
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