Complete a tree diagram with two stages-where the first stage has outcomes A and B and the second has outcomes X and Y-given the following information: Pr[A] = 2/3, Pr[X|A] = 1/7, Pr[B|X] = 49/ Pr[Y|B] = 2/9. (Be careful! You do not need all of the preceding information to fill out the tree. Ma sure you know which probabilities tell you something on the tree and which ones do not!) Answer the following questions: (a) What is Pr[Y]? (b) What is Pr[Y|A]?

Complete a tree diagram with two stages-where the first stage has outcomes A and B and the second has outcomes X and Y-given the following information: Pr[A] = 2/3, Pr[X|A] = 1/7, Pr[B|X] = 49/ Pr[Y|B] = 2/9. (Be careful! You do not need all of the preceding information to fill out the tree. Ma sure you know which probabilities tell you something on the tree and which ones do not!) Answer the following questions: (a) What is Pr[Y]? (b) What is Pr[Y|A]?

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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