Scott Disick is known for his club scene. Although he is optimistic about the nightlife in Philly, he is more of a NYC guy when he is in the East Coast. He is concerned about the overall quality of the nightlife. He believes the probability is 0.50 that the scene will be excellent, 0.20 that it is average and 0.30 that the scene will not be up to his standards. He also estimates that the probability of the scene being excellent will be even better when his friend Leo Di Caprio will come with a probability of 0.7, the probability it will be average if it is 0.3 and the probability that it will not be up this standards at .2 1. What is the probability of Leo coming? 2. If we know that it will be excellent service, what is the probability that Leo will show up?

Scott Disick is known for his club scene. Although he is optimistic about the nightlife in Philly, he is more of a NYC guy when he is in the East Coast. He is concerned about the overall quality of the nightlife. He believes the probability is 0.50 that the scene will be excellent, 0.20 that it is average and 0.30 that the scene will not be up to his standards. He also estimates that the probability of the scene being excellent will be even better when his friend Leo Di Caprio will come with a probability of 0.7, the probability it will be average if it is 0.3 and the probability that it will not be up this standards at .2 1. What is the probability of Leo coming? 2. If we know that it will be excellent service, what is the probability that Leo will show up?

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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