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92
=0,22
1) Use the table below to answer the following questions about a group of 92 parents. Answer in
reduced fractions and corresponding decimal to the nearest hundredth.
# of Children
1
3 or more
Total
From the U.S
20
7
6
42
From outside the U.S
18
2
11
19
50
Total
27
22
18
25
92
a) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S and has one child? "probability" = fraction or
decimal P(A & B)=P(A)*P(B)
me chitd
b) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S ar has 0 children? "probability" = fraction or
decimal P(A or B) = P(A)+P(B)-P(A intersect B)
P(Someane isfrem the U.S.
or has O children)
27-1
92 92 92 92.1
42
= 0.652172
O.65
15
c) Given that the person is from the U.S., what is the probability that they have 3 or more children?
"probability" = fraction or decimal "given that" = conditional Probability = use different
denominator..42 total from row that has "given that"
P(3 or mere Children IPersan is from US)
- o.142857
21
-2=
42
0.14
d) If we know that the person has 1 child, what is the probability that person is from the U.S.?
"probability" = fraction or decimal "we know" = conditional Probability = use different denominator.22
total from row that has "we know"
Transcribed Image Text:el and nas ane Child) 92 =0,22 1) Use the table below to answer the following questions about a group of 92 parents. Answer in reduced fractions and corresponding decimal to the nearest hundredth. # of Children 1 3 or more Total From the U.S 20 7 6 42 From outside the U.S 18 2 11 19 50 Total 27 22 18 25 92 a) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S and has one child? "probability" = fraction or decimal P(A & B)=P(A)*P(B) me chitd b) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S ar has 0 children? "probability" = fraction or decimal P(A or B) = P(A)+P(B)-P(A intersect B) P(Someane isfrem the U.S. or has O children) 27-1 92 92 92 92.1 42 = 0.652172 O.65 15 c) Given that the person is from the U.S., what is the probability that they have 3 or more children? "probability" = fraction or decimal "given that" = conditional Probability = use different denominator..42 total from row that has "given that" P(3 or mere Children IPersan is from US) - o.142857 21 -2= 42 0.14 d) If we know that the person has 1 child, what is the probability that person is from the U.S.? "probability" = fraction or decimal "we know" = conditional Probability = use different denominator.22 total from row that has "we know"
somare istrm the
and has ane Child)
> 0.21730
10
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92
=0,22
1) Use the table below to answer the following questions about a group of 92 parents. Answer in
reduced fractions and corresponding decimal to the nearest hundredth.
# of Children
1
2
3 or more
Total
From the U.S
9.
20
7
42
From outside the U.S
18
11
19
50
Total
27
22
18
25
92
a) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S and has one child? "probability" = fraction or
decimal P(A & B)=P(A)*P(B)
ite
b) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S or has 0 children? "probability" = fraction or
decimal P(A or B) = P(A)+P(B)-P(A intersect B)
P(Someane isfrmihe U.S.
or hus O children)
42 127-1
92 '92 92 92.9
15
-0.652173
O.65
c) Given that the person is from the U.S., what is the probability that they have 3 or more children?
"probability" = fraction or decimal "given that" = conditional Probability = use different
denominator..42 total from row that has "given that"
-0.142857
21
0.14
P(3 or more Children I Persan is from US)
42
d) If we know that the person has 1 child, what is the probability that person is from the U.S.?
"probability" =fraction or decimal "we know" = conditional Probability = use different denominator..22
total from row that has "we know"
2.
Transcribed Image Text:somare istrm the and has ane Child) > 0.21730 10 のト 23 92 =0,22 1) Use the table below to answer the following questions about a group of 92 parents. Answer in reduced fractions and corresponding decimal to the nearest hundredth. # of Children 1 2 3 or more Total From the U.S 9. 20 7 42 From outside the U.S 18 11 19 50 Total 27 22 18 25 92 a) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S and has one child? "probability" = fraction or decimal P(A & B)=P(A)*P(B) ite b) What is the probability that someone is from the U.S or has 0 children? "probability" = fraction or decimal P(A or B) = P(A)+P(B)-P(A intersect B) P(Someane isfrmihe U.S. or hus O children) 42 127-1 92 '92 92 92.9 15 -0.652173 O.65 c) Given that the person is from the U.S., what is the probability that they have 3 or more children? "probability" = fraction or decimal "given that" = conditional Probability = use different denominator..42 total from row that has "given that" -0.142857 21 0.14 P(3 or more Children I Persan is from US) 42 d) If we know that the person has 1 child, what is the probability that person is from the U.S.? "probability" =fraction or decimal "we know" = conditional Probability = use different denominator..22 total from row that has "we know" 2.
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To find the probability that person is from US, if we know that the person has 1 child:

Conditional probability is the probability of event A when event B is known and it is given by the formula:

P(A | B) = P(A and B)PB

Let A be an event that the person is from US and B be an event that the person has 1 child.

From the table, number of individuals who have 1 child is 22

Intersection of an individual having 1 child and the individual is from the US is 20.

 

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