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PROBLEM 3 (15 points): Gift Baskets The Gift Basket Store had the following prem

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PROBLEM 3 (15 points): Gift Baskets

The Gift Basket Store had the following premade gift baskets containing the following combinations in stock:

Cookies

Mugs

Candy

Coffee

20

13

10

Tea

12

10

12

Choose one basket at random. Find the probability that it contains

Coffee or candy

Tea given that it contains mugs

Tea and cookies

PROBLEM 4 (15 points): Olympic Medals

The medal distribution from the 2004 Summer Olympics games for the top 23 countries is shown below:

                  Gold   Silver Bronze

United States        35      39      29

Russia                           27      27      38

China                   32      17      14

Australia               17      16      16

Others                  133    136    153

a) Find the probability that the winner won the gold medal, given that the winner was from the United States.

b) Find the probability that the winner was from the United States, given that she or he won a gold medal.

c) Are the events “medal winner is from United States” and “gold medal won” independent? Explain

PROBLEM 5 (10 points):

(a) What if the probability of being a gum chewer or living in the Northeast?

(b) Is there a relationship between region and gum chewing?

Northeast

South

West

Chews Gum

100

230

130

Does Not Chew Gum

300

80

70


PROBLEM 6 (35 points): given in a previous midterm

Some collected data is presented in the table below:

                Age

Team

{18-20}

{21 – 25}

{26-30}

Above 30

Jumping High

6

10

11

8

35

Speedy Skies

3

5

8

20

36

Winter Fun

18

10

11

6

45

27

25

30

34

116

Give the literal formula first (not with numbers) and then solve:

“What is the probability of being in the highest age category given that you are a Winter Fun member”

Give the literal formula first (not with numbers) and then solve:

“What is the probability of being a Speedy Skies member of 29 years old”

Give the literal formula first (not with numbers) and then solve: “What is the probability of being younger than 26 years given that you are a member of Jumping High team”.

Give the literal formula first (not with numbers) and then solve:

“What is the probability of not being a member of Speedy Skies team”

Is there any relationship between being in {18-20} age category and belonging to a specific team? (relationship between age and team)

Cookies

Mugs

Candy

Coffee

20

13

10

Tea

12

10

12

Explanation / Answer

Problem 3:

P(Coeffee or Candy) = P(Coeffee) + P(Candy) - P(Coeffee and Candy) = 43/77 + (22/77) - (10/77) = 0.7143

P(Tea / it contain mugs) = P(Tea and It contain mugs) / P(mugs) = (10/77) / (23/77) = 0.4348

P(Tea and Cookies) = 12/77 = 0.1558

Problem 4:

The probability ( gold medal/United States.) = P(Gold medal and US) / P(US) = 35/729 / 103/729 = 0.3398

The probability(United States/ gold medal) = P(US and Gold Medal) / P(gold medal) = 35/729 / 244/729 = 0.143

A and B are independent if P(A and B ) = P(A).P(B)

Here, P(US) P(gold medal)= (103/729)((244/729) = 0.04729

P(US and gold medal) = 0.0480

Therefore, they are not independent

Problem 5:

Probability of being a gum chewer or living in the Northeast= P(Chewer gum) + P(Northeast) - P(Chewer gum and Northeast) = (460/910) + (400/910) - (100/910) = 0.835

More percentage of Northeast persons not used chewers gum,

More percentage of South persons used chewers gum

on general, average percentageof west persons used chewers gum

Question 6:

The probability of being in the highest age category given that you are a Winter Fun member is

= P(Hieghest age category and Winter Fun) / P(Winter Fun) = P(34/116) / (45/116) = 0.293

The probability of being a Speedy Skies member of 29 years old = P(Speedy skies and 29 years old) = 8/116 = 0.0689

The probability of being younger than 26 years given that you are a member of Jumping High team is

P(Yourng than 26 years and jumping HIgh) / P(jumping High team) = 19/116 / 35/116 = 0.5428

The probability of not being a member of Speedy Skies team is 1 - P(speedy skies) = 1 - 36/116 = 0.6896

P(age 18-20) P(Jumping high) = (27/116)*(35/116) = 0.07022 not equal to P(age 18-20 and jumping high) = 6/116 = 0.05172. Therefore age 18-20 and jumping high not independent

P(age 18-20) P(speed skills) = (27/116)*(36/116) = 0.0722 not equal to P(age 18-20 and speed skills) = 3/116 = 0.02586. Therefore age 18-20 and speed skills not independent

P(age 18-20) P(winter fun) = (27/116)*(45/116) = 0.09029 not equal to P(age 18-20 and winter fun) = 18/116 = 0.155. Therefore age 18-20 and winter fun not independent

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