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Probabilty?
Suppose that a small chest contains three drawers.
First drawer - contains two $1 bills,
Second drawer - contains two $100 bills,
Third drawer - contains one $1 bill and one $100 bill.
Suppose that first drawer is selected at random and then on of the bills inside the drawer is select at random.
A = the first drawer is selected
B = the second drawer is selected
C = the third drawer is selected
D = a $1 bill is selected
a) Suppose that you randomly select one drawer and then one bill from that drawer, the bill you obtain is a $1 bill. What is the probability that the second bull in this drawer is a $100 bill? In other words, find the probability P(C|D) because for the second null to be $100, it has to be the third drawer. Answer this question intuitively without making any calculation.
b) First, select a drawer by rolling a die once.
If either 1 or 2 occurs, the first drawer is selected ;
If either 3 or 4 occurs, the second drawer is selected ;
If either 5 or 6 occurs, the third drawer is selected.
Whenever C occurs, then select a bill by tossing a coin once.
If you obtain head, assume that you select a $1 bill ;
If you obtain tail, assume that you select a $100 bill.
Repeat this process 100 times. How many times in these 100 repetitions did the event D occur? What proportion of the time did C occur when D occurred? Use this proportion to estimate P(C|D). Does this estimate support your guess of P)C|D) in part (a) ?
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