The cost price of bicycle a is $620. The shopkeeper sells it and makes a profit of
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let <em>P(A) </em>be the probability that goggle of type A is manufactured
<em>P(B) </em>be the probability that goggle of type B is manufactured
<em>P(E)</em> be the probability that a goggle is returned within 10 days of its purchase.
According to the question,
<em>P(A)</em> = 30%
<em>P(B)</em> = 70%
<em>P(E/A)</em> is the probability that a goggle is returned within 10 days of its purchase given that it was of type A.
P(E/B) is the probability that a goggle is returned within 10 days of its purchase given that it was of type B.
will be the probability that a goggle is of type A and is returned within 10 days of its purchase.
will be the probability that a goggle is of type B and is returned within 10 days of its purchase.
If a goggle is returned within 10 days of its purchase, probability that it was of type B:
So, the required probability is