Let S={w1,w2,…} be the sample space associated to a random experiment. Let P(wn)=P(wn-1)2,n≥2. Let A={2k+3l:k,l∈ℕ} and B={wn:n∈A}. Then P(B) is equal to [2023]
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Given S={w1,w2,…} be the sample space associated to a random experiment. If
P(Wn)=P(Wn-1)2,n≥2 and let A={2k+3l:k,l∈N} and B={wn:n∈A}.
First of all, let P(w1)=λ. Then P(w2)=λ2
P(wn)=λ2 n-1
As ∑k=1∞P(wk)=1⇒λ1-12=1⇒λ=12
So P(Wn)=12n
A={2k+3l:k,l∈N}={5,7,8,9,10,…}
B={wn:n∈A}
B={w5,w7,w8,w9,w10,w11,…}
A=N-{1,2,3,4,6}
P(B)=1-[P(w1)+P(w2)+P(w3)+P(w4)+P(w6)]
=1-[12+14+18+116+164]=1-32+16+8+4+164=364