18. Perry's Garden Center sells three brands of riding mowers-Ranger, Turfmaster, and Colt. Fifty percent of the riding mowers they sell are Rangers, thirty five percent Turfmasters, and fifteen percent Colts. Each brand of mower comes with a one-year parts and labor warranty. Based on their records, Perry knows that the chance of a warranty claim is five percent for the Ranger, 15% for the Turfmaster, and 25% for the Colt. If Perry's service manager tells him that a riding mower has just been brought in for a repair covered by the warranty, a. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Colt?| b. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Turfmaster? b. c. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Ranger? C.

18. Perry's Garden Center sells three brands of riding mowers-Ranger, Turfmaster, and Colt. Fifty percent of the riding mowers they sell are Rangers, thirty five percent Turfmasters, and fifteen percent Colts. Each brand of mower comes with a one-year parts and labor warranty. Based on their records, Perry knows that the chance of a warranty claim is five percent for the Ranger, 15% for the Turfmaster, and 25% for the Colt. If Perry's service manager tells him that a riding mower has just been brought in for a repair covered by the warranty, a. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Colt?| b. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Turfmaster? b. c. What is the chance that the riding mower is a Ranger? C.

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