SOMEONE PLSSS HELP ME! An water well is to be drilled in the desert where the soil is either rock, clay or sand. The probability of rock P(R) = 0.53. The clay probability is P(C) = 0.21. The sand probability is P(S) = 0.26. It if it rock, a geological test gives a positive result with 35% accuracy. If it is clay, this test gives a positive result with 48% accuracy. The test gives a 75% accuracy for sand. Given the test is positive, what is the probability that soil is rock, P(sand | positive)?
ANY IDEAS?
hmm give me a sec to think
Thank you so much
I was thinking conditional probability???
what is the probability that soil is rock, P(sand | positive)? um do you mean probability that the soil is both rock and sand????
thats the part that is getting me
it clearly ask for the probability of soil being rock...... not to sure about the other part
really buggin me lol
well it b .53 since taht rock info is given... but that little extra part on sand idk what that means or is even saying tbh
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wait i think i figured it out
sweet
P(sand | positive) = 0.405 P(sand | positive) = 0.209 P(sand | positive) = 0.385 P(sand | positive) = 0.26
thats my options
nope srry i cannot figure this one out atm... i need time and i gtg for a bit but gl
thx anyways
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