Suppose that a certain product is made in two factories: one in Ohio and one in Indiana. A singleproduct is selected at random. The probabilities of the origin of this product and also whether ornot the product is defective are shown in the probability tree below. Let A be the event that theproduct you choose is made in Ohio and let B be the event that the product you choose isdefective.Ohio0.45Indiana0.55Defective0.02Good0.98Defective0.04Good0.96Find P(BC). Write your answer as a decimal rounded to 3 decimal places.

given data eevent A : made in ohioB : defective productP(A) = 0.45P(A') = 0.55P(B|A) = 0.02…

Answered: Suppose that a certain product is made…

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