You check 20 batteries. Fourteen of the batteries do not have a charge. What is the experimental probability that the next battery you check does not have a charge?

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

Number of batteries that do not have a charge = 14

Total number of batteries = 20

To find:

Experimental probability that the next battery checked does not have a charge = ?

Solution:

First of all, let us learn about the definition of experimental probability.

Probability is the chances of happening of an event.

Formula for probability of happening of an event E is given as:

Here we have to find the probability of checking a battery that has no charge.

So, number of favorable cases = Number of batteries that do not have a charge = 14

AND

Total Number of cases = Total number of batteries to be checked = 20

So, the required probability is:

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