exactly one of the three colleges. Based on a survey, 25% of the students attend College A, 35% of the students attend College B, and 40% of the students attend College C. In addition, 10% of the College A students are on the debate team, 15% of the College B students are on the debate team, 20% of the College C students are on the debate team. In part D you will determine the probability that a randomly selected student from the three colleges is on the debate team. Use the simple events defined below to answer questions A - D. A is the event the student attends College A. C is the event the student attends College C. B is the event the student attends College B. D is the event the student is on the debate team. A. Provide the probability statements (for these simple events) with their probabilities based on the information given in the scenario. B. Provide appropriate probability statements on the tree diagram. Remember: No Numbers. Complete the formula. P(AND) = P(BOD)= P(COD) = C. Provide the appropriate events on the Venn Diagram (Remember: no numbers) 1. Express event D in terms of events A, B, C: D= 2. What is true about the three events: (AD), (BOD), and (COD) that you will apply in part D?

exactly one of the three colleges. Based on a survey, 25% of the students attend College A, 35% of the students attend College B, and 40% of the students attend College C. In addition, 10% of the College A students are on the debate team, 15% of the College B students are on the debate team, 20% of the College C students are on the debate team. In part D you will determine the probability that a randomly selected student from the three colleges is on the debate team. Use the simple events defined below to answer questions A - D. A is the event the student attends College A. C is the event the student attends College C. B is the event the student attends College B. D is the event the student is on the debate team. A. Provide the probability statements (for these simple events) with their probabilities based on the information given in the scenario. B. Provide appropriate probability statements on the tree diagram. Remember: No Numbers. Complete the formula. P(AND) = P(BOD)= P(COD) = C. Provide the appropriate events on the Venn Diagram (Remember: no numbers) 1. Express event D in terms of events A, B, C: D= 2. What is true about the three events: (AD), (BOD), and (COD) that you will apply in part D?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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