Four chefs from a restaurant have worked during the last week according to the following hours report: Researcher | Working hours 1|60 2|69 3|38 4|61 Independently, each time one of the Chefs prepares a dish, the probability that his diners classify it as excellent is the following: Researcher | Chance of preparing an excellent dish 1|0.195 2|0.139 3|0.329 4|0.212 If the owner of the restaurant knows that during the last week one of the dishes was classified as excellent, what is the probability that it was Chef 4 who committed it? Indicate your result in the space below, expressed as a number between zero and one, rounding to four decimal places.

Four chefs from a restaurant have worked during the last week according to the following hours report: Researcher | Working hours 1|60 2|69 3|38 4|61 Independently, each time one of the Chefs prepares a dish, the probability that his diners classify it as excellent is the following: Researcher | Chance of preparing an excellent dish 1|0.195 2|0.139 3|0.329 4|0.212 If the owner of the restaurant knows that during the last week one of the dishes was classified as excellent, what is the probability that it was Chef 4 who committed it? Indicate your result in the space below, expressed as a number between zero and one, rounding to four decimal places.

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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