QUESTION 3 Three machines turn out all the products in a factory, with the first machine producing 28% of the product. the second machine producing 2 of the product. and the third machine producing the rest. The first machine produces defective products S% of the time, the second machine produces defective products 6% of the time, and the third machine produces defective products 3% of the time. Given a defective product, what is the probability it was produced on the first machine? QUESTION 4 At an awards ceremony, 10 women and 8 men are each to receive an award and are to be presented with their award one at a time. Two of the awards are to be first given to two of the women, and then the remaining awards will alternate between men and women. How many ways can thie be done?

QUESTION 3 Three machines turn out all the products in a factory, with the first machine producing 28% of the product. the second machine producing 2 of the product. and the third machine producing the rest. The first machine produces defective products S% of the time, the second machine produces defective products 6% of the time, and the third machine produces defective products 3% of the time. Given a defective product, what is the probability it was produced on the first machine? QUESTION 4 At an awards ceremony, 10 women and 8 men are each to receive an award and are to be presented with their award one at a time. Two of the awards are to be first given to two of the women, and then the remaining awards will alternate between men and women. How many ways can thie be done?

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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