Need help ONLY with part d of this Intro to probability and statistics homework problem. Below is the work and answers for parts a to c. Given From table n(Total)=1456, n(S1,A1)=392,n(S2,A1)=649, n(S1,A2)=241, n(S2,A2)=174 , n(A1)=1041, n(A2)=415, n(S1)=633, n(S2)=823 n(Total)=1456, n(S1,A1)=392,n(S2,A1)=649, n(S1,A2)=241, n(S2,A2)=174 , n(A1)=1041, n(A2)=415, n(S1)=633, n(S2)=823. (a) P(A1)=n(A1)/n(Total)=1041/1456=0.7150 (b) P(A1|S1)=n(A1,S1)/n(S1)=392/633=0.6193 (c) P(A1|S2)=n(A1,S2)/n(S2) =649/823=0.7886

Need help ONLY with part d of this Intro to probability and statistics homework problem. Below is the work and answers for parts a to c. Given From table n(Total)=1456, n(S1,A1)=392,n(S2,A1)=649, n(S1,A2)=241, n(S2,A2)=174 , n(A1)=1041, n(A2)=415, n(S1)=633, n(S2)=823 n(Total)=1456, n(S1,A1)=392,n(S2,A1)=649, n(S1,A2)=241, n(S2,A2)=174 , n(A1)=1041, n(A2)=415, n(S1)=633, n(S2)=823. (a) P(A1)=n(A1)/n(Total)=1041/1456=0.7150 (b) P(A1|S1)=n(A1,S1)/n(S1)=392/633=0.6193 (c) P(A1|S2)=n(A1,S2)/n(S2) =649/823=0.7886

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