Balls numbered 1 to 90 are equally likely on the first draw. Two bingo cards contain:
Arun: \(4\), \(7\), \(12\), \(18\), \(21\), \(27\), \(33\), \(36\), \(44\), \(52\), \(57\), \(63\), \(68\), \(74\), \(81\), \(88\).
Bea: \(2\), \(9\), \(11\), \(16\), \(24\), \(29\), \(35\), \(41\), \(48\), \(54\), \(60\), \(66\), \(72\), \(77\), \(84\), \(90\).
Find the probability that the first number is
on Arun’s card,[1]
a prime on Bea’s card,[1]
greater than 30 on either card,[1]
not on Bea’s card.[1]
Suppose instead that one number is selected at random from the numbers from 1 to 90 that are even or perfect squares. Decide which card it is more likely to appear on.[1]