A study carried out at the company "XYZ", where the number of male employees is the...
A study carried out at the company "XYZ", where the number of
male employees
is the double of the number of female employees
,has revealed that women are absent from work with a probability of
0.05, while men are absent from work with a
probability equal to 0.02.
Consider the events:
M = “male employee”, F = “female
employee”,
A = “be absent from work”.
Determine the values of P(M), P(F), P(A), P(M|A) and P(F|A).
Note : Show the formulas and calculations used.
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