3 years ago

P(left-handed|left shoe) P(left shoe|right-handed) P(don't know)

1 answer:

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This item is a probability problem.

The question that is asked is that "What is the Probability of being left-handed given that you put on your left shoe, first?"

P (left-shoe) = 20 / 150
P (right-shoe) = 93 / 150
P (right | left-shoe) = 10 / 20
P (left | left-shoe) = 10 / 20
P (right | right-shoe) = 90 / 93
P (left | right-shoe) = 3 / 93

P ( left-handed | left-shoe ) = 10 / 20

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