B. George takes his friend Chloe to "Old Guts And Glory"- a popular restaurant chain. The specialty on the menu goes under the ominous title "Lethal Burger" and its lethal statistics are proudly displayed: Total Number of Food Food Poisoned Customers who Food Poisoned Customers who got sick after Lethal Burger got sick after ordering another item from OGAG menu Poisonings within OGAG chain 7,419 5,236 2,183 George orders the Lethal Burger for Chloe, exclaiming with a smile "Try it! It's the best thing on the menu!" Thereupon Chloe gets extremely irritated and upset: "You are trying to make me sick! If I eat the Burger, my chances of getting acutely ill are over 70%. l don't want to talk to you ever again!" (a) Do you agree with Chloe's reasoning? Explain. (b) Suppose that OGAG had 6,211,381 customers this season, 5, 267, 490 of which have eaten the Lethal Burger. What is one's probability of getting food poisoning after eating the LB?

B. George takes his friend Chloe to "Old Guts And Glory"- a popular restaurant chain. The specialty on the menu goes under the ominous title "Lethal Burger" and its lethal statistics are proudly displayed: Total Number of Food Food Poisoned Customers who Food Poisoned Customers who got sick after Lethal Burger got sick after ordering another item from OGAG menu Poisonings within OGAG chain 7,419 5,236 2,183 George orders the Lethal Burger for Chloe, exclaiming with a smile "Try it! It's the best thing on the menu!" Thereupon Chloe gets extremely irritated and upset: "You are trying to make me sick! If I eat the Burger, my chances of getting acutely ill are over 70%. l don't want to talk to you ever again!" (a) Do you agree with Chloe's reasoning? Explain. (b) Suppose that OGAG had 6,211,381 customers this season, 5, 267, 490 of which have eaten the Lethal Burger. What is one's probability of getting food poisoning after eating the LB?

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B.
George takes his friend Chloe to "Old Guts And Glory"- a popular restaurant chain.
The specialty on the menu goes under the ominous title "Lethal Burger" and its lethal statistics
are proudly displayed:
Total Number of Food
Food Poisoned Customers who
Food Poisoned Customers who
got sick after Lethal Burger
got sick after ordering another
item from OGAG menu
Poisonings within OGAG chain
7,419
5,236
2,183
George orders the Lethal Burger for Chloe, exclaiming with a smile "Try it! It's the best thing
on the menu!" Thereupon Chloe gets extremely irritated and upset: "You are trying to make me
sick! If I eat the Burger, my chances of getting acutely ill are over 70%. l don't want to talk to you
ever again!"
(a) Do you agree with Chloe's reasoning? Explain.
(b) Suppose that OGAG had 6,211,381 customers this season, 5, 267, 490 of which have eaten
the Lethal Burger. What is one's probability of getting food poisoning after eating the LB?

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