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    1. A real estate investor has offers on a house and townhouse with independent success probabilities of 30% and 40% respectively. The probability of success on at least one offer is 54%. Given success on the townhouse, the probability of success on the house is 30%. The probability of failure on both offers is 12%. 2. A study found that among BCIT students, 20% have tattoos, 60% are male, and 10% of males have tattoos. The probabilities of different characteristics are presented in a table. The probability of not having a tattoo is 80%. The probability of being male or having a tattoo is 70%. The probability of being female and having a tattoo is 2%.

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    1. A real estate investor has offers on a house and townhouse with independent success probabilities of 30% and 40% respectively. The probability of success on at least one offer is 54%. Given success on the townhouse, the probability of success on the house is 30%. The probability of failure on both offers is 12%. 2. A study found that among BCIT students, 20% have tattoos, 60% are male, and 10% of males have tattoos. The probabilities of different characteristics are presented in a table. The probability of not having a tattoo is 80%. The probability of being male or having a tattoo is 70%. The probability of being female and having a tattoo is 2%.

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    1. A real estate investor has offers on a house and townhouse with independent success probabilities of 30% and 40% respectively. The probability of success on at least one offer is 54%. Given success on the townhouse, the probability of success on the house is 30%. The probability of failure on both offers is 12%. 2. A study found that among BCIT students, 20% have tattoos, 60% are male, and 10% of males have tattoos. The probabilities of different characteristics are presented in a table. The probability of not having a tattoo is 80%. The probability of being male or having a tattoo is 70%. The probability of being female and having a tattoo is 2%.

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    Module #3 Hand In Assignment

    1. A real estate investor has made an offer on a house and townhouse in Burnaby. She estimates
    there is a 30% she will be successful on the house and 40% chance she will be successful on the
    townhouse. If the success of one offer is independent of the other offer:
    a. What is the probability she will be successful on at least one offer?
    b. If she is successful on the townhouse offer, what is the probability she will be successful
    on the house offer?
    c. What is the probability she will not be successful on either offer?

    2. A dermatologist is interested in the distribution of tattoos between males and females. A study
    of BCIT students shows that 20% of students have a tattoo, 60% of the students are male and
    10% of the students are males who have a tattoo.
    a. Make a table showing all the probabilities
    Males Female
    Tattoo
    No tattoo

    b. What is the probability a student does not have a tattoo?


    c. What is the probability a student is a male or (∪) has a tattoo.
    d. Find the probability someone is female and (∩) has a tattoo
    e. Given that someone has a tattoo what is the probability they are a male?
    f. What is the probability someone is male and does not have a tattoo?(male ∩ no tattoo)
    g. Are gender and having a tattoo independent? – prove using probability.

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