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OpenStudy (quickstudent):

Can someone please help me with this question? probability

OpenStudy (quickstudent):

OpenStudy (quickstudent):

@TheSmartOne

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@Smartanne

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@goformit100

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@imqwerty

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@Kainui

OpenStudy (anonymous):

109 is the correct answer. ;) @quickstudent

OpenStudy (quickstudent):

Thanks:) Can you please explain how you got that answer for me? @BringMeTheHorizon624

OpenStudy (quickstudent):

@TheSmartOne

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@TheSmartOne

OpenStudy (dls):

How about using Baye's theorem ?

OpenStudy (quickstudent):

Baye's theorem? I don't know what that is:(

OpenStudy (dls):

Consider all the cases.. 1)Person actually has the defect and machine detects it as positive. 2)Person doesn't have the defect and machine detects it as positive.

OpenStudy (dls):

These are your favourable outcomes, divide it by your total sample space and get the probability

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