Title | 2019 Worksheet-9-Bayes Theorem |
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Author | Linderson Johns |
Course | Finite Mathematics |
Institution | Central Washington University |
Pages | 3 |
File Size | 131 KB |
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Worksheet for 2019 winter quarter which begun January 4, 2019...
Math 130
Worksheet 9: Some Bayes Theorem Problems
Name Firstname Lastname Please show tree diagram work and the formulas used. 1. A warning light is supposed to flash red in case engine oil pressure is low. The probability that the light is flashing given that the oil pressure is low is 0.99. Sometimes the light flashes when the oil pressure is not low and this occurs with probability 0.02. Suppose there is a 10% chance that the oil pressure really is low. What is the probability that the oil pressure is low if the light comes on? P (Low) = 0.1 P (Not Low) = 0.9 P (Flash | Low) = 0.99 P (Flash | Not Low) = 0.02 P (Low | Flash)
[ ( P ( Flash| Low) ∗P ( Low ) )+ ( P ( Flash| Not Low )∗P(Not Low ) ¿ ¿
[ P(Flash∨Low )∗ P (Low)] ¿¿ ¿
[0.99∗0.1] =0.84615 [0.99∗0.1 ) + (0.02∗0.9 )
P (Low | Flash)= 0.84615 2. At a certain university, 0.5% of students going to the infirmary seeking treatment are eventually diagnosed as having mononucleosis. Of those that do have mono, 90% complaining of a sore throat. But 30% of those not having mono also have sore throats. If a student comes to the infirmary and says she has a sore throat, what is the probability that she has mono? Let A has mono and B has no Mono P(A|B) =? P(A|B) = (.90) (.005) / {(.90) (.005) + (.30) (.995)} P(A|B) = 0.01485 3. Urn I contain 2 white chips and 1 red chip and Urn II contains 2 red chips and 1 white chip. A chip is selected at random from Urn I and transferred to Urn II. Then a chip is selected at random from Urn II. If the selected chip is red, what is the probability that the transferred chip was white?
selected chip is red, what is the probability that the transferred chip was white has an outcome of WR = (2/3 * 1/2) = 1/3...