Class 10 Maths  Probability Example 9 - video Dailymotion

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Class 10 Maths – Chapter: Probability | Full Explanation in Easy Language Welcome to our Class 10 Maths series! In this video, we cover the entire Probability chapter as per the CBSE NCERT syllabus. Learn the basics of probability, types of events, and how to solve questions easily with formulas and examples. ✅ Topics Covered: • What is Probability? • Experimental and Theoretical Probability • Formula: P(E) = Number of favourable outcomes / Total outcomes • Solved Examples and Practice Questions • Previous Year Board Questions • Important Tips & Tricks for Exams 🔍 Ideal for: • CBSE Class 10 Students • Board Exam Preparation  • Gujarat board  • NCERT Book Learners • Revision & Concept Clarity 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more Class 10 Maths tutorials!

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00:00okay in this question Harpreet toss one toss two different coin simultaneously

00:08it means that Harpreet has two coins, this is one coin and this is the other coin

00:15this is the other coin and this is the other coin

00:27now Harpreet toss two different coins simultaneously

00:31one coin toss two coins, say one coin and other two coins

00:38what is the probability that three get at least one head

00:47if I toss one coin then what will happen? head or tail

00:54if I toss the other coin, I will toss the other coin then head or tail

00:59if I toss two points to this one it will take its own coin

01:19or the other head or the other head, or the other head, or the other head.

01:24This is 4 possibilities.

01:27So, the total outcome is 4.

01:30The total outcome is 4.

01:32The total outcome is 1, 2, 3 and 4.

01:37So, this is the equation.

01:39This is the equation.

01:41The equation is P of E is equal to favorable outcome divided by total outcome.

01:55So, the total outcome is 4.

02:00The total outcome is 4.

02:02The total outcome is 4.

02:04The total outcome is 4.

02:06The total outcome is 4.

02:08At least 1 head.

02:11How much better?

02:13At least 1 head.

02:18At least 1 head.

02:20How much better?

02:22At least 1 head.

02:24You need to be 1 head.

02:26So, the total outcome is 2.

02:29This is the total outcome.

02:32The total outcome is 4.

02:34The total outcome is 4.

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Class 10 Maths Probability Example 9

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