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SECTION 2 1. A box contains a total of 100 parts that were manufactured on two machines, A and B. 55 parts were manufactured on Machine A. Out of the 100 parts 55 are defective. Of the 55 parts manufactured on Machine A, 22 are defective. Let D be the event that a randomly selected part is defective (and let ND represent not defective). A standard table of total and joint events can be set up as follows: Machine A Machine B Defective (D) Not defective (ND) Total Total

SECTION 2 1. A box contains a total of 100 parts that were manufactured on two machines, A and B. 55 parts were manufactured on Machine A. Out of the 100 parts 55 are defective. Of the 55 parts manufactured on Machine A, 22 are defective. Let D be the event that a randomly selected part is defective (and let ND represent not defective). A standard table of total and joint events can be set up as follows: Machine A Machine B Defective (D) Not defective (ND) Total Total

Calculus For The Life Sciences
Calculus For The Life Sciences
2nd Edition
ISBN:9780321964038
Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.
Publisher:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.
Chapter12: Probability
Section12.3: Conditional Probability; Independent Events; Bayes' Theorem
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From the table below A Write down the full table of event's given the information provided B. What is the probability, rounded to 2.dp that a part is not defective P(N|D)? C. A part was manufacture on machine B. Whatbis the probability it is defective P(D|B)? D. What is the probability that a part was manufactured on part B E. Events B and D are independent? True or false?
SECTION 2 1. A box contains a total of 100 parts that were manufactured on two machines, A and B. 55 parts were manufactured on Machine A. Out of the 100 parts 55 are defective. Of the 55 parts manufactured on Machine A, 22 are defective. Let D be the event that a randomly selected part is defective (and let ND represent not defective). A standard table of total and joint events can be set up as follows: Machine A Machine B Defective (D) Not defective (ND) Total Total
Transcribed Image Text:SECTION 2 1. A box contains a total of 100 parts that were manufactured on two machines, A and B. 55 parts were manufactured on Machine A. Out of the 100 parts 55 are defective. Of the 55 parts manufactured on Machine A, 22 are defective. Let D be the event that a randomly selected part is defective (and let ND represent not defective). A standard table of total and joint events can be set up as follows: Machine A Machine B Defective (D) Not defective (ND) Total Total
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