. Stock received products form 2 suppliers. Supplier A provided 4000pc. of products, Supplier B provided 6000pc. of products. Products are of 2 types: type 1 and type2. In products provided by supplier A there are 20% of type 2 products. IN,n products provided by supplier B there are 10% of type 2 products. We picked up a product from all products and it is of type 1. Find out probability that: a. It is from supplier A b. It is from supplier B

. Stock received products form 2 suppliers. Supplier A provided 4000pc. of products, Supplier B provided 6000pc. of products. Products are of 2 types: type 1 and type2. In products provided by supplier A there are 20% of type 2 products. IN,n products provided by supplier B there are 10% of type 2 products. We picked up a product from all products and it is of type 1. Find out probability that: a. It is from supplier A b. It is from supplier B

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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