Q.

There are ‘a’ white and ‘b black balls in an Urn. A ball is drawn and its colour is noted then the ball is not replaced. If a second ball is drawn, the probability that both the balls are white is

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a

ab

b

a(a1)(a+b)2

c

a2(a+b)2

d

a(a1)(a+b)(a+b1)

answer is C.

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Detailed Solution

Let E1, E2 be the events that the 1st, 2nd balls drawn are both white. Since then first ball drawn is replaced before drawing the 2nd ball, the events E1, E2 are independent 
PE1E2=PE1PE2=aa+ba-1a+b-1=aa-1a+ba+b-1

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