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Trava [24]
3 years ago
11

A group of people were given a personality test to determine if they were Type A or Type B. The results are shown in the table b

elow: Male Female Type A 65 85 Type B 38 12 Compare P(Male or Type B) with P(Male | Type B). P(Male or Type B) > P(Male | Type B) P(Male or Type B) = P(Male | Type B) P(Male or Type B) < P(Male | Type B) There is not enough information.
Mathematics
1 answer:
DIA [1.3K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

P(Male or Type B) > P(Male | Type B)

Step-by-step explanation:

Total Female = 85 type A, 12 type B  ⇒ 97 Female.

Total Male = 65 type A, 38 type B   ⇒ 103 Male

Total type A = 65 + 85 = 150

Total type B = 12 + 38 = 50

total number of people = 97 + 103 = 200

Then the probability would be:

P(Male | Type B) = \frac{number of male in B}{total number of male}

                           = \frac{38}{103}

                           = 0.368

P(Male or Type B) = \frac{total number of male + (total number of people in B - total number of male in B)}{total number of male}

                              =  \frac{103 + (50 - 38)}{200}

                              = \frac{103 + 12}{200}

                              = \frac{115}{200}

                              = 0.575

 Hence, P(Male or Type B) > P(Male | Type B)

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