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Three hundred three viewers were asked if they were satisfied with TV coverage o

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Question

Three hundred three viewers were asked if they were satisfied with TV coverage of a recent disaster.

                Gender

               Female             Male

Satisfied               83              48

Not Satisfied      124              48

(a) Find P(satisfied). (Give your answer correct to two decimal places.)

(b) Find P(satisfied | female). (Give your answer correct to two decimal places.)

(c) Find P(satisfied | male). (Give your answer correct to two decimal places.)

In an exclusive county club, 68% of the members play bridge and drink champagne. And 83% of members play bridge. If a memeber is selected at random, find the probability the member drinks champagne, given that the member plays bridge. The answer is . (Keep the anwer with two decimal places)

In a Calculus class there are 11 freshmen and 15 sophomores; 5 of the sophomores are females, and 8 of the freshmen are males. If a student is selected at random.

The probability of selecting a sophomore or a male is     

The probability of selecting a sophomore is        

The probability of selecting a male is      

The probability of selecting a sophomore male is

A single card is drawn from an ordinary deck.

The probability of getting a Spade Three is          

The probability of getting a Three is        

The probability of getting a Spade is       

The probability of getting a Spade or a Three is

Explanation / Answer

1) n = 303

a) P(Satisfied) = (83 + 48)/ 303 = 131/303 = 0.43

b) P(Satisfied | Female)

= P(Satisfied and Female)/ P(Female)

= 83/ (83 + 124)

= 83/ 207

= 0.40

c) P(Satisfied | Male)

= P(Satisfied and Male)/ P(Male)

= 48/ (48 + 48)

= 48/ 96

= 0.50

2) Given,

P(Play bridge and drink champagne) = 0.68

P(Play bridge) = 0.83

So,

P(Drink Champagne | Play bridge)

= P(Drink Champagne and play bridge)/ P(Play Bridge)

= 0.68/ 0.83

= 0.82

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