Probwasn’t right last time Captain Nadia has a ship, the H.M.S CrimsonLynx. The ship is two furlongs from the dreadpirate Tiffany and her merciless band ofthieves.If her ship hasn't already been hit, Captain1Nadia has probability , of hitting the pirateship. If her ship has been hit, Captain Nadiawill always miss.If her ship hasn't already been hit, dread pirate2Tiffany has probabilityof hitting the7Captain's ship. If her ship has been hit, dreadpirate Tiffany will always miss.If the Captain and the pirate each shootonce, and the Captain shoots first, what isthe probability that the Captain misses thepirate ship, but the pirate hits?

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Probwasn’t right last time

Captain Nadia has a ship, the H.M.S Crimson
Lynx. The ship is two furlongs from the dread
pirate Tiffany and her merciless band of
thieves.
If her ship hasn't already been hit, Captain
1
Nadia has probability , of hitting the pirate
ship. If her ship has been hit, Captain Nadia
will always miss.
If her ship hasn't already been hit, dread pirate
2
Tiffany has probability
of hitting the
7
Captain's ship. If her ship has been hit, dread
pirate Tiffany will always miss.
If the Captain and the pirate each shoot
once, and the Captain shoots first, what is
the probability that the Captain misses the
pirate ship, but the pirate hits?

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