A local company has two identical lathe machines which are operated independently.A log is kept for each of the two machines and Table QII below shows the number oftimes that each machine has been operational in the last twelve months.LatheStatusNumber of times workingNumber of times not workingAB780650220350Table QIIDraw the probability tree diagram and solvefollowing questionsQ1 If two machines are dependent what is theprobability of either lathe working at the visit ofsupervisor?Q2 What is the probability that only one lathewould broke down?Q3 What is the probability that at least one lathewould have broken down ?

Given: Status A B Total Number of times working 780 650 1430 Number of times not working 220…

Answered: A local company has two identical lathe…

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