Keeping track of the players - Gaile works for a software company that runs a massive multi-player online role-playing game. The game runs on two different servers, one located in North America (NA) and the other inEurope (EU). At any given time, players can be playing in one of three game modes: Open World, Story Instance, or Player v. Player.At 10:00 AM Pacific time on a Sunday, Gaile downloaded a list of players who were online at that time, then selected a group of 1130 of those players and recorded the game mode they were playing at that time and the serverthey were playing on.The results are summarized in the table below.Server Open World Story Instance Player v. Player TotalNA412123188723EU16785155407Total5792083431130Suppose Gaile randomly selects one of the 1130 players represented in the table above.Round all answers to 4 decimal places.1. What is the probability the selected player was playing in Open World mode?2. What is the chance the selected player was playing in Player v. Player mode AND on the EU server?3. If Gaile selected a player who was playing in Player v. Player mode, what is the probability that player was on the NA server?4. If the selected player was playing on the EU server, what is the chance they were playing in Story Instance mode?

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|. What is the probability the selected player was playing in Open World mode? 2. What is the chance the selected player was playing in Player v. Player mode AND on the EU server? . If Gaile selected a player who was playing in Player v. Player mode, what is the probability that player was on the NA server?

|. What is the probability the selected player was playing in Open World mode? 2. What is the chance the selected player was playing in Player v. Player mode AND on the EU server? . If Gaile selected a player who was playing in Player v. Player mode, what is the probability that player was on the NA server?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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