Pollution is one of the country's problems for many years now. If eventsA: Water Pollution is presentB: A Water Sample was found pollutedC: water is safe for fishingAssume P(A)= 0.30, P(B|A)= 0.75, P(BIA")=0.20, P(C|AnB)= 0.20. PICIA'nB)=0.15.P(C|AnB')=0.80, and P(C|A'nB')=0.90Find P(ANBNC)Find P(B'nC)Find P(C)Find the probability that the water pollution is present given that the water is safefor fishing and the sample water was not found polluted.iv.

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Pollution is one of the country's problems for many years now. If events A: Water Pollution is present B: A Water Sample was found polluted C: water is safe for fishing Assume P(A)= 0.30, P(B|A)= 0.75, P(B|A")=0.20, P(C | AnB)= 0.20. P(C1A'nB)=0.15, P(CIANB')=0.80, and P(CIA'nB')=0,90 Find P(ANBNC) Find P(B'nC) Find P(C) Find the probability that the water pollution is present given that the water is safe for fishing and the sample water was not found polluted. iv.

Pollution is one of the country's problems for many years now. If events A: Water Pollution is present B: A Water Sample was found polluted C: water is safe for fishing Assume P(A)= 0.30, P(B|A)= 0.75, P(B|A")=0.20, P(C | AnB)= 0.20. P(C1A'nB)=0.15, P(CIANB')=0.80, and P(CIA'nB')=0,90 Find P(ANBNC) Find P(B'nC) Find P(C) Find the probability that the water pollution is present given that the water is safe for fishing and the sample water was not found polluted. iv.

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