It is known that 2%, 3% and 2% of these cars produced from B1, B2,2.Companies B1, B2. B3 produce 30°. 45° and 25° of the cars respectively.Ie Is known that 2%. 3% and 2% of these cars produced from Bị, B2,B3 are defective.What is the probability that a car purchased is defectiveii)30i)Il a car purchased is found to be defective what is the probabilitythat this car produced by the company Bị

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