Foam provided by two suppliers is sampled and graded according to how it conforms to specification. The results obtained in 60 samples are summarized below. Cumple con las especificaciones Si No Supplier1 19 3 Supplier2 32 6 Consider the following events: A: The sample is from supplier 1 B: The sample meets the specifications. Determine the following event probabilities P(Bc∣Ac)=P(Bc∣Ac)= P(Ac∣Bc)=

Foam provided by two suppliers is sampled and graded according to how it conforms to specification. The results obtained in 60 samples are summarized below. Cumple con las especificaciones Si No Supplier1 19 3 Supplier2 32 6 Consider the following events: A: The sample is from supplier 1 B: The sample meets the specifications. Determine the following event probabilities P(Bc∣Ac)=P(Bc∣Ac)= P(Ac∣Bc)=

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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	Cumple con las especificaciones
Supplier1		19	3
Supplier2		32	6

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