In: Operations Management
Over the last five semesters the following table shows the number of students who received each grade for two 9:00 AM English classes taught by different professors. Use Excel: Relative Frequency.
Grade | Professor 1 | Professor 2 |
A | 56 | 37 |
B | 78 | 83 |
C | 73 | 89 |
D | 29 | 25 |
F | 11 | 13 |
Total | 247 | 247 |
You are most likely to pass with a grade of C or higher from [ Select ] ["either professor", "Professor 1", "Professor 2"] and/or more likely to make honor roll with grade of B or higher from [ Select ] ["Professor 1", "Professor 2", "either professor"] .
Probability of getting Grade C or more
= ( Score for Grade C + Score for Grade B + Score for Grade A ) / Total
Therefore,
Probability of getting grad C or more from professor 1 = ( 73 + 78 + 56 ) / 247 = 207/247 = 0.838
Probability of getting grade C or more from professor 2 = ( 89 + 83 + 37 ) /247 = 209 / 247 = 0.846
Since probability is higher for Professor 2 , likelihood of passing with grade C or higher is more for professor 2
YOU ARE MOST LIKELY TO PASS WITH GRADE C OR HIGHER FROMPROFESSOR 2 |
Probability of getting grade B or higher
= ( Score of Grade B + Score of Grade A )/ Total
Therefore ,
Probability of getting grade B or higher from professor 1 = ( 78 + 56 ) / 247 = 134/247 = 0.542
Probability of getting grade B or higher from professor 2 = ( 83 + 37 ) / 247 = 120/247 = 0.485
Since probability is higher for professor 1 , likelihood to make honor roll with Grade B or higher is from professor 1
YOU ARE MORE LIKELY TO MAKE HONOR ROLL WITH GRADE B OR HIGHER FROM PROFESSOR 1 |