GATE BT · 2024 · BT
Question 31: Probability and Statistics
Give it a try, then reveal the answer to check your work.
Question 31
BTMCQ1 markNeeds review
The six faces of a cube (die) are numbered as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, and it is rolled once. An outcome is the observed number on the top face. If the probability of getting an odd number as an outcome is twice that of an even number, then the probability of getting a number less than 3 is ________.
Your answerChoose one option.
Log in to check the answer
You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answerEXPLORE & PRACTISE
Paper and topic context
See where this question comes from and choose what to practise next.
2024BT
GATE BT 2024 · Paper 1
Biotechnology · Original paper archive
- Section
- Biotechnology
- Question type
- Multiple choice (MCQ)
- Marks
- 1 mark
Practise related topics
Explore more previous year questions using this question’s imported topic tags.
biotechnology
GATE BT previous year questions
biology
GATE BT previous year questions
life sciences
GATE BT previous year questions
probability and statistics
GATE BT previous year questions
Comments
Ask a question, share your approach, or help someone understand.
Log in to view the discussion
You’re not logged in. Log in or create an account to see discussions and add comments.