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Conditional Probability

Mario bought 4 batteries, with 1 being defective. He needs to randomly select 2 batteries for use. The probability questions are about determining the chance the 2nd battery selected is not defective, either on its own or given the 1st battery selected was already not defective. This document introduces conditional probability by asking the reader to consider the probability of an event happening given certain specified conditions.

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Conditional Probability

Mario bought 4 batteries, with 1 being defective. He needs to randomly select 2 batteries for use. The probability questions are about determining the chance the 2nd battery selected is not defective, either on its own or given the 1st battery selected was already not defective. This document introduces conditional probability by asking the reader to consider the probability of an event happening given certain specified conditions.

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Conditional Probability

Probability of an Event Given Certain


Conditions
Consider the situation and answer the questions that follow.
Mario bought four different batteries. Of these four, one is
defective. Two are to be selected at random for use on a
particular day.
1. Draw a tree diagram associated with the experiment of
selecting two batteries from among four, in which one is
defective.
Mario bought four different batteries. Of these
four, one is defective. Two are to be selected at
random for use on a particular day.
2. List the sample space. How many outcomes are there?

3.Find the probability that the second battery selected is


not defective.
4. What if you find the probability that the second battery
selected is not defective, given that the first was not
defective?

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