In: Statistics and Probability
In a group of 150 students, 60 like "vegetables", 40 like "fruits" and 30 like both. A student is selected at random, a) What is the probability that he/she likes "vegetables" or "fruits"? b) What is the probability that he/she does not like "fruits"? c) What is the probability that neither fruits nor vegetables? d) What is the probability that he/she likes fruits, but not vegetables? e) What is the probability that he/she likes "fruits" since he/she likes "vegetables"? The answers are:
a:0.4667
b:0.7333
c:0.5333
d:0.0667
e:0.50
I need to know how to get to those answers
Solution:
Let A be the event representing students who likes vegetables
B be the event representing students who likes fruits
event
representing students who likes both vegetables and fruits
S is the sample space representing group of students
a) Probability that he /she likes "vegetables" or "fruits" is given by
b) B' representing event he / she doesn't like fruits
Probabilty that he/ she doesn't like fruits is given by
c) Let A' be the event representing students he/ she doesn't like vegetables
Probability that he/ she neither fruits nor vegetables is given by
d) C be the event representing he she like fruit but not vegetables
Probability that he/ she likes fruits but not vegatables is given by
e) Probabilty that he/ she likes fruits since he/she like vegetables is given by
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