a.
To state: The probability of the event if the odds in favor of the event are
The resultant probability is
Given information:
The odds in favor of the event are the ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the number of unfavorable outcomes and odds in favor of the event are
Explanation:
Odds in favor of the event:
Then the probability of the event is:
Therefore, the probability is
b.
To state: The odds in favor of the event if the probability of the event is
The resultant answer is
Given information:
The probability of the event is
Explanation:
The probability of the event is:
The probability of the event is:
The odds in favor of the event will become:
Therefore, the odds in favor of the event is
c.
To state: Whether one will play a game in which his odds of winning are
The probability of winning the game should be preferred.
Given information:
The probability of the event is
Explanation:
The probability of winning a game is:
The probability of the event is having an odd of winning is:
Therefore, the probability of winning the game is more than the probability of odds in favor then probability of winning the game is preferred.
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