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The management of a business concern will be making a decision whether to upgrade their office desktops to Windows 10 from Windows 7. However the management wants to see whether the employees are feeling comfortable in using Windows 10. A one-day training was organized on Windows 10, where all the personnel participated, of whom 20% are secretaries (A). After the seminar a survey was taken. It shows that among secretaries 55% want upgrade to Windows 10 (W10), 17% want no change from Windows 7 (W7), 28% have no preference (NP). Among non-secretarial employees the respective percentages are 39%, 55% and 6%.
If a personnel is selected at random, what is the probability that she is not a secretary, given that she made a definite preference? Answer to 3 digits after decimal.
From the given data, the following Table is calculated:
Upgrade to Windows 10 | No change from Windows 7 | No preferences | Total | |
Secretary | 0.20X0.55=0.11 | 0.20X0.17=0.034 | 0.20X0.28=0.056 | 0.20 |
Not a secretary | 0.80X0.39=0.312 | 0.80X0.55=0.44 | 0.80X0.06=0.048 | 0.80 |
Total | 0.422 | 0.474 | 0.104 | 1.00 |
P(Not a secretary/ Preference) = P(Not a secretary AND Preference)/ P(Preference)
= 0.752/0.896
= 0.839
So,
Answer is:
0.839