A car dealership contains 1600 cars, of which 370 are Big and 1230 are Small. Each car is either 4-wheels, sport, or saloon according to the following table. 4-wheels sport saloon Big 84 158 128 Small 507 261 462 One of the cars is sold at random, with every car has the same likelihood of being sold. 1. Given that the sold car is not sport, the probability it is Small is 2. The probability that the car is Big but not saloon is

A car dealership contains 1600 cars, of which 370 are Big and 1230 are Small. Each car is either 4-wheels, sport, or saloon according to the following table. 4-wheels sport saloon Big 84 158 128 Small 507 261 462 One of the cars is sold at random, with every car has the same likelihood of being sold. 1. Given that the sold car is not sport, the probability it is Small is 2. The probability that the car is Big but not saloon is

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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