Summer vacation - YES |
Summer vacation - NO |
|
Own a computer |
35 |
10 |
Don’t own a computer |
42 |
17 |
(i) The probability a randomly selected family is taking a
summer vacation this year is computed as:
= n(summer vacation - yes ) / Total families
= (35 + 42)/104
= 77/104
= 0.7404
Therefore 0.7404 is the required probability here.
(ii) The probability a randomly selected family doesn’t own a
computer is computed here as:
= n(dont own computer) / Total families
= (42 + 17)/104
= 59/104
= 0.5673
Therefore 0.5673 is the required probability here.
(iii) The probability a randomly selected family doesn’t own a
computer and is taking a summer vacation is computed here as:
= n(no computer and taking summer vacation ) / Total families
= 42/104
= 0.4038
Therefore 0.4038 is the required probability here.
(iv) The probability a randomly selected family doesn’t own a
computer or is taking a summer vacation this year is computed
as:
= n(No computer ) + n(computer and summer vacation ) / Total
families
= (59 + 35) / 104
= 94/104
= 0.9038
Therefore 0.9038 is the required probability here.
(v) Given that a randomly selected family is not taking a summer
vacation this year, probability the selected family owns a computer
is computed using bayes theorem as:
P( owns computer | no summer vacation) = n(owns computer and no
summer vacation ) / n(no summer vacation ) = 10/27 = 0.3704
Therefore 0.3704 is the required probability here.
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