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5. Brett is off to college . There are 1000 additional new male students, and one of them will be randomly assigned to Share Brett's dorm room. He is hoping that it won't be someone who like s to party or who snores. Use the table below to answer the following questions: Snores (S) Doesn't Snore (DS) | Total 150 Likes to Party (LP) Doesn't Like to Party (DP) Total 250 200 350 550 750 650 1000

5. Brett is off to college . There are 1000 additional new male students, and one of them will be randomly assigned to Share Brett's dorm room. He is hoping that it won't be someone who like s to party or who snores. Use the table below to answer the following questions: Snores (S) Doesn't Snore (DS) | Total 150 Likes to Party (LP) Doesn't Like to Party (DP) Total 250 200 350 550 750 650 1000

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5. Brett is off to college . There are 1000 additional new male students, and one of them will be randomly assigned to Share Brett's dorm room. He is hoping that it won't be someone who like s to party or who snores. Use the table below to answer the following questions: Snores (S) Doesn't Snore (DS) | Total 150 Likes to Party (LP) Doesn't Like to Party (DP) Total 250 200 350 550 750 650 1000
Transcribed Image Text:5. Brett is off to college . There are 1000 additional new male students, and one of them will be randomly assigned to Share Brett's dorm room. He is hoping that it won't be someone who like s to party or who snores. Use the table below to answer the following questions: Snores (S) Doesn't Snore (DS) | Total 150 Likes to Party (LP) Doesn't Like to Party (DP) Total 250 200 350 550 750 650 1000
b) Find the probability that he get a roommate who: i) Likes to party and snores ii) Likes to party or snores iii) Likes to party, given roommate snores. iv) Likes to party, given doesn't snore.
Transcribed Image Text:b) Find the probability that he get a roommate who: i) Likes to party and snores ii) Likes to party or snores iii) Likes to party, given roommate snores. iv) Likes to party, given doesn't snore.
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