As the inspection machine detect and discard any part that is completely defective, only the good and partially defective parts passed this inspection.

Then, if we have:

Probability of being a good part P(G)=0.90

Probability of being a patially defective part P(P)=0.02

Probability of being a completely defective part P(D)=0.08.

Probability of passing the inspection machine = 1-P(D)=1-0.08=0.92

Then, the probability of having a good part, given that it passed the inspection machine is:

$P(G|Pass)=P(G)/P(Pass)=0.90/0.92=0.978$

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Answer:$25

Step-by-step explanation:

Take 75 and divide it by 3 to get 25 dollars.

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Answer:

It's D

Step-by-step explanation:

Drink water, eat your tomatoes, and have a good day!

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