Professor Piraneo has three classes with 80 students total.  He created a distribution for mid-term scores as follows             Score                           No. of students             90 -100                                    12             80 -89                                      30             70 -79                                      14             60 -69                                      16             0 -59                                        8 Suppose that a student of Professor Piraneo is selected at random.  Let       F= the event the student scores under 60      G= the event the student scored in the 60s     Have the answer of these      H= the event the student scored in the 70s      I= the event the student scored under 80 a) Use the table and the f/N rule to find P(I) b) Express the event I in terms of F, G, and H c) Determine P(F), P(G), and P(H) d) Compute P(I), using the special addition rule and your answers from parts (b) and (c).       Compare your answer to that in part (a).

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) Professor Piraneo has three classes with 80 students total.  He created a distribution for mid-term scores as follows

            Score                           No. of students

            90 -100                                    12

            80 -89                                      30

            70 -79                                      14

            60 -69                                      16

            0 -59                                        8

Suppose that a student of Professor Piraneo is selected at random.  Let

      F= the event the student scores under 60

     G= the event the student scored in the 60s     Have the answer of these

     H= the event the student scored in the 70s

     I= the event the student scored under 80

  1. a) Use the table and the f/N rule to find P(I)
  2. b) Express the event I in terms of F, G, and H
  3. c) Determine P(F), P(G), and P(H)
  4. d) Compute P(I), using the special addition rule and your answers from parts (b) and (c).

      Compare your answer to that in part (a).

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