2.a) Probability of choosing any bowl is 1/2
In Bowl 1 probability of choosing red is 2/5
In Bowl 2 probability of choosing red is 3/7
Hence probability of choosing red is (1/2 * 2/5) + (1/2 * 3/7) =
29/70
b) P(choosing bowl 1 | Chip is red) = (P(choose bowl 1 ∩ chip is red))/P(Chip is red) = (1/2 * 2/5)/(29/70) = 14/29
3.a) P(purchased device is defective)= (50/100 * 1/100) + (30/100 * 2/100) + (20/100 * 3/100) = 17/1000
b) P(plant 1 | defective)= P(plant 1 ∩ defective)/P(defective) = (50/10000)/(17/1000) = 5/17
4.a) After 1st withdrawn: condition 1(probability= 1/2): 3 red 2
white. P(2nd withdrawn is red)= 3/5
Condition 2(probability= 1/2): 2 red 3 white. P(2nd withdrawn is
red)= 2/5
P(2nd withdrawn is red)= (1/2 * 3/5)+(1/2 * 2/5) =1/2
b) P(1st withdrawn red | 2nd withdrawn red)= P(1st red ∩ 2nd red)/P(2nd red) = (1/2 * 3/5)/(1/2) = 3/5
5.a) If 1st two chips are red (probability= 3C2 / 4C2 = 1/2),
then probability of 3rd chip (1 red and 1 green remains) red is
1/2
if 1st 2 chips are of diff colours (probability= (3C1 * 1C1)/ 4C2 =
1/2), then probability of 3rd chip (2 red remains) red is 1
P(3rd is red)= (1/2 * 1/2) + (1/2 * 1) = 3/4
b) P(1st two off diff colour | 3rd red) = P(1st two off diff colour
∩ 3rd red)/ P(3rd red) = (1/2 * 1)/ (3/4) = 2/3
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