a) 5 total chips, 4 red ones. Probability of drawing red one is 4/5.
b) same answer as a)
c) there are no black chips in box #1, so probability of box # 1 being picked given the chip is black is zero
Josh R.
asked 10/28/20Box #1 contains 4 red chips and 1 white chip. Box #2 contains 3 red, 1 black and 6 white chips. The
experiment consists of randomly picking a box, then randomly picking a chip from it. Find the
probability that
(a) A red chip is drawn from Box #1
(b) A red chip is drawn, given that Box #1 was picked
(c) Box #1 was picked, given that the chip is black
a) 5 total chips, 4 red ones. Probability of drawing red one is 4/5.
b) same answer as a)
c) there are no black chips in box #1, so probability of box # 1 being picked given the chip is black is zero
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Josh R.
i dont think that is right for the second one. i think we have to use conditional probability stuff10/28/20