Q1) In a box there are 100 resistors having resistance and tolerance as shown in the following table. Let a resistor be selected from the box and assume each resistor has the same likelihood of being chosen. Define three events A as draw a 472 resistor, B as draw a resistor with 5% tolerance and C as draw a 1002 resistor. Find P (A/B), P (A/C).P (B/C). Resistrnce 10% Total 22 10 14 24 47 28 16 44 100 24 32 Tutal 62 38 100

Q1) In a box there are 100 resistors having resistance and tolerance as shown in the following table. Let a resistor be selected from the box and assume each resistor has the same likelihood of being chosen. Define three events A as draw a 472 resistor, B as draw a resistor with 5% tolerance and C as draw a 1002 resistor. Find P (A/B), P (A/C).P (B/C). Resistrnce 10% Total 22 10 14 24 47 28 16 44 100 24 32 Tutal 62 38 100

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