3 years ago

If two rays share a common endpoint, then they will always form a line

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Monica [59]3 years ago

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Unless they are opposite rays, then yes, they will always form a line.

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Let W be the event that a randomly chosen person works for the city government. Let V be the event that a randomly chosen person

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We can express that probability as P(V | W), the probability of V given W.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that the chosen person works for the goverment, so we have to assume W as hypothesis. Therefore, in order to calculate the probability of that person voting on the election, event noted by V, we have to <em>condition</em> V to the event W. As a result, we want the probability of V given W, which can be written as P(V | W), and it can be calculated using this formula

$P(V | W) = P(V \cap W) / P(W)$