A company is marketing a new video game. Market research indicates that 9% of the the market has seen an advertisement for the new game. Suppose 28% of those who see the ad have purchased the game and 95% of those who have not seen the advertisement have not purchased the game. If you choose a person who did not purchase the game, what is the probability he or she did not see the ad?

A company is marketing a new video game. Market research indicates that 9% of the the market has seen an advertisement for the new game. Suppose 28% of those who see the ad have purchased the game and 95% of those who have not seen the advertisement have not purchased the game. If you choose a person who did not purchase the game, what is the probability he or she did not see the ad?

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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