Problem No.7 Statement of the Problem: The medal distribution from 2000 Summer Olympic Games is shown on the table below. Country Gold Silver Bronze United States 39 25 33 Russia 32 28 28 China 28 16 15 Australia 16 25 17 a. Find the probability that the winner won the gold medal, given that the winner was from the US. b. Find the probability that the winner was from the US, given that she or he won a gold medal.

Problem No.7 Statement of the Problem: The medal distribution from 2000 Summer Olympic Games is shown on the table below. Country Gold Silver Bronze United States 39 25 33 Russia 32 28 28 China 28 16 15 Australia 16 25 17 a. Find the probability that the winner won the gold medal, given that the winner was from the US. b. Find the probability that the winner was from the US, given that she or he won a gold medal.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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