(a)
To draw:
Tree diagram for the given data
(a)
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Percentage of employees who use drugs
Percentage of employees whose drug test gave false positive result
Percentage of employees whose drug test gave false negative result
Let the
The event of “employees who do not take illegal drugs” be denoted by ND.
The event of “employees whose result was positive” be denoted by P.
The event of “employees whose result was negative” be denoted by N.
Graph:
The tree diagram is
(b)
To calculate:
(b)
Answer to Problem R5.7RE
Probability that the drug test result positive is 0.084.
Explanation of Solution
Formula used:
Calculation:
From the tree diagram in the sub part a,
(c)
To calculate: Probability that an employee uses illegal drugs given the result is positive.
(c)
Answer to Problem R5.7RE
Probability that an employee uses illegal drugs given the result is positive is 0.42857.
Explanation of Solution
Formula used:
Calculation:
From the sub part b,
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