BA201 Assignments


Homework Set #6: Chapter 4: Exercises  34, 36, 38, 40, 44, 68, 74, 80, 82, 84

34.        0.3636, found by:

 

 

36.        0.8571, found by:

 

38.        a.         P(rural|c) = 0.10

            b.         P(c)P(rural|c) = (0.10)(0.10) = 0.01

            c.        

39.        a.         78,960,960

            b.         840, found by (7)(6)(5)(4).  That is 7!/3!

            c.         10, found by 5!/3!2!

 40.        a.         6,840

            b.         504

            c.         21

 

44.        3003, found by

 

48.        Empirical

 50.        No, probability would be 0.00

 52.        a.         0.10, found by 50/500

            b.         Yes, mutually exclusive, because at the same time an envelope cannot contain, for example, a total offering of $2 and a total offering of $56.

            c.         1.00

            d.         0.60, found by 300/500

            e.         0.90, found by 450/500 or 1 – (50/500)

 54.        a.         4/52, or 0.077

            b.         3/51, or 0.059

            c.         0.0045, found by (4/52)(3/51)

 56.        a.         Venn diagram

            b.         Complement rule

            c.         1

58.        a.         0.0440 found by (0.353)3

            b.         0.2708 found by (1 – 0.353)3

60.        0.3059, found by (50/90)(49/89)

62.        a.         0.40, found by 200/500

            b.         0.60, found by 100/500 + 200/500

            c.         0.60, found by (200/500) + (200/500) – (100/500), General rule of addition

            d.         0.33, found by 100/300

            e.         0.1595, found by (200/500)(199/499)

64.        a.         0.42

            b.         0.70(0.40) = 0.28

            c.         0.88

66.        a.         0.625, found by 250/400

            b.         0.250, found by 100/400

            c.         Smokes      Male         Female       Total

                        Yes               75               25           100

                        No              175             125           300

                        Total           250             150           400

                        0.1875, found by 75/400

            d.         0.6875, found by 250/400 + 100/400 – 75/400

68.        a.         (10)(9)(8) = 720

            b.         0.00139, found by 1/720

            c.         0.99583, found by 1 – 3/720

70.        4320 different meals, found by 4 x 3 x 12 x 6 x 5

            4104 different early bird meals, found by (12 x 4 x 3 x 6) + (12 x 4 x 3 x 5) + (12 x 4 x 6 x 5) + (12 x 3 x 6 x 5)

72.        15, found by 5 x 3

74.        17,576,000 found by (26)(26)(26)(10)(10)(10)

76.        a.         0.333, found by (6/10)(5/9)

            b.         0.9286, found by 1 – [(6/10)(5/9)(4/8)(3/7)]

            c.         dependent

78.        a.         The overall percent defective is 5.175,

found by (0.20)(0.03) + (0.30)(0.04) + (0.25)(0.07) + (0.25)(0.065)

b.         Using Bayes Rule: 

            c.         Supplier           Joint         Revised

                        Tyson              0.00600       0.1159

                        Fuji                  0.01200       0.2319

                        Kirkpatricks     0.01750       0.3382

                        Parts               0.01625       0.3140

                        Total                0.05175       1.0000

80.        0.99, found by 1 – [((0.90)(0.90) + (0.90)(0.10) + (0.10)(0.90)]

82.        The following tree diagram lists the probabilities

P(G) = Probability of guilty = 0.05

            P(NG) = Probability of not guilty = 0.95

            P(C|G) = Probability of correct assessment if guilty = 0.90

            P(C|NG) = Probability of correct assessment if not guilty = 0.90

            a.         George will fire all those that fail the lie detector test, whether they are guilty or not.

                        P(fire) = (0.05)(0.90) + (0.95)(0.10) = 0.14

            b.         P(G|F) =

            c.         P(G|N) =

            d.         George’s policy is not very effective.  About 2/3 of the time innocent people are fired.  (The complement of part b)

84.        a.         P(G|A) =

            b.         P(M|A) =

            c.         P(P|A) =

 


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