A. 2/6 = 1/3
B. 3/6 = 1/2
For (a) and (b), is the die rolled again, or is this just one roll?
Julie G.
asked • 10/15/14probability
Suppose a fair die has its even-numbered faces painted red. (The oddnumbered
faces are white). Consider the experiment of rolling the die
once and the events:
A = [ 2 or 3 shows up ], symbols are brackets being used here
B = [ Red face shows up].
(a) Calculate P(A|B) conditional probability function
(b) Calculate P(A [ B). union symbol is being used here
faces are white). Consider the experiment of rolling the die
once and the events:
A = [ 2 or 3 shows up ], symbols are brackets being used here
B = [ Red face shows up].
(a) Calculate P(A|B) conditional probability function
(b) Calculate P(A [ B). union symbol is being used here
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