Exercise 2.2 (Probability of Joint Event) Test results of scratch resistance and shockresistance for 100 disks of polycarbonate plastic are as follows:Shock ResistanceLow (B')High (B)ScratchResistanceHigh (4)Low (A')809Let A and A' denote the event that a disk has high scratch resistance and theevent that a disk has low scratch resistance, respectively. Let B and B' denotethe event that a disk has high shock resistance and the event that a disk has lowshock resistance, respectively.ANSWER EXERCISE 2.3 ONLYExercise 2.3 (Conditional Probability) In Exercise 2.2, find the probability that a diskhas high scratch resistance (A) when it has high shock resistance (B).

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