Problem 7 A food company divides its delivery territory in three categories: local, neighboring and outsider. On a usual day, the company delivers 2000 orders in the local territory, 1500 to the neighboring territory and the rest to outsiders, from a total of 4000 deliveries. 2%, 3% and 6% of the deliveries sent to local, neighboring and outsider regions respectively get returned by customers. a) If a parcel is returned by the customer, what is the probability it was from an outsider region? b) What is the probability of a customer not being from a neighboring territory, if they did not return the parcel?

Problem 7 A food company divides its delivery territory in three categories: local, neighboring and outsider. On a usual day, the company delivers 2000 orders in the local territory, 1500 to the neighboring territory and the rest to outsiders, from a total of 4000 deliveries. 2%, 3% and 6% of the deliveries sent to local, neighboring and outsider regions respectively get returned by customers. a) If a parcel is returned by the customer, what is the probability it was from an outsider region? b) What is the probability of a customer not being from a neighboring territory, if they did not return the parcel?

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