In the table below, 400 individuals are classified according to whether of not they are vaccinated against influenza and whether or not they were attacked by influenza. VaccinatedNot VaccinatedAttacked6085Not Attacked19065If aperson is chosen at random, find the probability thatA. The person was vaccinated and attackedB. The person was attacked, given the person was vaccinatedC. The person was not attacked, given the person was vaccinated

Required probability is P(person vaccinated and attacked)

Answered: In the table below, 400 individuals are…

In the table below, 400 individuals are classified according to whether of not they are vaccinated against influenza and whether or not they were attacked by influenza.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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