Drag each expression to show whether it is equivalent to −1.3x−(−8.9x), −1.3x+(−8.9x), or neither.
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Let event A be that a car is tested and event B be that a car is lemon.
The probability that a car is lemon is given by
The probability that a car is tested is given by
The probability that a car is lemon and it is tested is given by
For a conditional probability, the probablility of event A given event B is given by:
Therefore, the probability that a car is lemon, given that it is tested is given by.
This is a conditional probability question.
Let event A be that a car is tested and event B be that a car is lemon.
The probability that a car is lemon is given by
The probability that a car is tested is given by
The probability that a car is lemon and it is tested is given by
For a conditional probability, the probablility of event A given event B is given by:
Therefore, the probability that a car is lemon, given that it is tested is given by.