Dishwasher and singles S (single) S′ (not single) D (own dishwasher) 10 500 D’ (no dishwasher)...
Dishwasher and singles
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- Compute the Marginal Probabilities and the Joint Probabilities.
- What is the probability of owning a dishwasher?
- What is the probability of being single knowing that you own a dishwasher?
- What is the probability of not owning a dishwasher given that one is not single?
- Are dishwasher ownership and being single events related?
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TOPIC: Marginal probability,Joint probability,Classical definition of probability,Conditional law of probability,Law of independence of events.
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