Machines A and B make components, which are then placed on a conveyor belt. Of those made by machine A, 93% are acceptable. Of those made by machine B, 95% are acceptable. Machine A makes 60% of the components and machine B makes the rest. Find the probability that a component selected at random from the conveyor belt is (a) made by machine A (b) made by machine A and acceptable (c) made by machine B and acceptable (d) made by machine B and unacceptable Q3) Machines A and B make components, which are then placed on a conveyor belt. Ofthose made by machine A, 93% are acceptable. Of those made by machine B, 95% areacceptable. Machine A makes 60% of the components and machine B makes the rest. Findthe probability that a component selected at random from the conveyor belt is(a) made by machine A(b) made by machine A and acceptable(c) made by machine B and acceptable(d) made by machine B and unacceptable

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Machines A and B make components, which are then placed on a conveyor belt. Of those made by machine A, 93% are acceptable. Of those made by machine B, 95% are acceptable. Machine A makes 60% of the components and machine B makes the rest. Find the probability that a component selected at random from the conveyor belt is (a) made by machine A (b) made by machine A and acceptable (c) made by machine B and acceptable (d) made by machine B and unacceptable

Machines A and B make components, which are then placed on a conveyor belt. Of those made by machine A, 93% are acceptable. Of those made by machine B, 95% are acceptable. Machine A makes 60% of the components and machine B makes the rest. Find the probability that a component selected at random from the conveyor belt is (a) made by machine A (b) made by machine A and acceptable (c) made by machine B and acceptable (d) made by machine B and unacceptable

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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