In: Statistics and Probability
A Peruvian human sacrificial temple, near Lima, Peru, has
three
levels, levels J, M, and H, where tourists have the only access
to
the temple.
The probabilities that a tourist visiting the temple will visit
the
different levels are:
Visit level J: 0.74
Visit level M: 0.70
Visit level H: 0.62
Visit levels J and M: 0.52
Visit levels J and H: 0.46
Visit levels M and H: 0.44
Visit levels J and M and H: 0.34.
Find the probabilities that a person visiting the temple
will:
A. Visit level M given that he will go to level J.
B. Visit level H given that he will go to level J and level
M.
C. Not visit level J given that he will visit level M and/or
visit
level H.
D. Visit level H and visit level J given that he will not visit
level
M.
a)
P(M|J)=P(M and J)/P(J) = 0.52/0.74=0.7027
b)
P(H|(J and M)) = P(J and M and H)/P(J and M) =
0.34/0.52= 0.653846154
c) P(not visit J|level M and H) = P(M and H and not J)/P(M and H) =
(0.44-0.34)/0.44= 0.227272727
P(not visit J|level M or H) =
P(M or H)=P(M)+P(H)-P(M and H) = 0.70+0.62-0.44=
0.88
P(vist J and (visit M or H)=0.52+0.46-0.34=
0.64
P(not visit J and visit M or H) = (0.88-0.64)/0.64=
0.375
D)
P(not visit M)=1-0.70= 0.3
P(Visit H and J and not Visit M ) = 0.46-0.34=
0.12
P(Visit level H and visit level J given that he will not visit
level M)=0.12/0.3= 0.4