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Probability Concepts and Calculations

The document presents various probability problems, including calculating the probability of a student liking football, distinguishing between conditional and unconditional probability, and determining the probability of children in a family. It also discusses defective items from a machine, random variables, and expected values in coin tosses. Additionally, it covers normal distribution probabilities related to travel time between two cities.

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Probability Concepts and Calculations

The document presents various probability problems, including calculating the probability of a student liking football, distinguishing between conditional and unconditional probability, and determining the probability of children in a family. It also discusses defective items from a machine, random variables, and expected values in coin tosses. Additionally, it covers normal distribution probabilities related to travel time between two cities.

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group includes 18 students, among whom 3 like football. If one student is chosen at
random from the entire class, what is the probability that the selected student
likes football?
(a)
Distinguish between conditional and unconditional probability.
(4)
(b)
If a family has two children and we know that one of them is a girl, what is the
probability that the other child will also be a girl?
Part - III
(a) A machine that produces stampings for automobile engines is malfunctioning and
producing 10% defective stampings. The defective and non-defective stampings
proceed from the machine in a random manner. If the next five stampings are tested,
find the probability that three of them are defective.
(5)
What is a random variable? Explain two types of random variables with examples.
(5)
If a coin is tossed 7 times and the chance of getting a head in any single toss is
40%, calculate the expected value and variance for the number of heads obtained.
(5)
(b) Find the probability distribution for number of tails in 3 tosses of an
unbiased coin:
(5)
(a)
Find the probability that the standard normal random variable z falls between
-1.33 and 1.33.
(b) Assume that the travel time from City X to City Y is normally distributed with
a mean of 10 hours and a standard deviation of 1.5 hours. What is the
probability that the travel time falls between 8 and 12 hours?
(5)

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