An orchard produces 550 kg of mangoes par year. out of which 43 kg is damege. what is the probability that the next product will not be dameged

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The probability that the next mango will not be damaged can be calculated by subtracting the weight of damaged mangoes from the total weight of mangoes produced.

Calculate the weight of undamaged mangoes by subtracting the weight of damaged mangoes from the total weight of mangoes produced.
Divide the weight of undamaged mangoes by the total weight of mangoes produced to find the probability.
Probability = Weight of undamaged mangoes / Total weight of mangoes produced.
Example: Probability = (550 kg - 43 kg) / 550 kg = 0.9227 or 92.27%.

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507/550

An orchard produces 550 kg of mangoes par year. out of which 43 kg is damege. what is the probability that the next product will not be dameged

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