In a StarCraft campaign, 30% of the population are Zerg, 50% are Terran, and 20% are Protoss. In an underground survey regarding whether or not their life is a simulation, 65% of the Zerg said yes, 82% of the Terran said yes, and 50% of the Protoss said yes. If a creature is selected at random and it does not believe it is in a simulation, what is the probability that they are a Terran?

In a StarCraft campaign, 30% of the population are Zerg, 50% are Terran, and 20% are Protoss. In an underground survey regarding whether or not their life is a simulation, 65% of the Zerg said yes, 82% of the Terran said yes, and 50% of the Protoss said yes. If a creature is selected at random and it does not believe it is in a simulation, what is the probability that they are a Terran?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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