Computer Science, asked by kaushik380, 6 months ago

A factory has two Machines I and II. Machine I and II produce 30% and 70% of items
respectively. Further, 3% of items produced by Machine I are defective and 4% of
items random. If the drawn item is defective, find the probability that it was produced
by Machine II.

Answers

Answered by anjali13547
0

Answer:

Let E

1

and E

2

be the respective events of items produced by machines A and B. Let X be the event that the produced item was found to be defective.

∴ Probability of items produced by machine A, P(E

1

)=60% =

5

3

Probability of items produced by machine B, P(E

2

)=40% =

5

2

Probability that machine A produced defective items, P(X∣E

1

)=2% =

100

2

Probability that machine B produced defective items, P(X∣E

2

)=1% =

100

1

The probability that the randomly selected item was from machine B, given that it is defective, is given by P(E

2

∣X).

By using Baye's theorem, we obtain

P(E

2

∣X)=

P(E

1

)⋅P(X∣E

1

)+P(E

2

)⋅P(X∣E

2

)

P(E

2

)⋅P(X∣E

2

)

=

5

3

100

2

+

5

2

100

1

5

2

100

1

=

500

6

+

500

2

500

2

=

8

2

=

4

1

=0.25

Answered by vinaynani974gmailcom
0

Answer:

Consider the problem

Let, E

1

andE

2

be the respective events of items produced by machine A and B.

And let x be the event that the produced item was found to be defective.

Therefore,

Probability of items produced by machine A,P (E

1

)

=60%=

5

3

Probability of items produced by machine B,P (E

2

)

=40%=

5

2

And,

Probability that machine A produced defective items, P(

E

1

x

)

=2%=

100

2

Probability that machine B produced defective items, P(

E

2

x

)

=1%=

100

1

So, the probability that randomly selected items was from machine A is given by P(

x

E

1

)

Now, Apply Bayes' Theorem

P(

x

E

1

)=

P(E

1

)P(

E

1

x

)+P(E

2

)P(

E

2

x

)

P(E

1

)P(

E

1

x

)

=

5

2

×

100

1

+

5

3

×

100

2

5

3

×

100

2

=

2+5

6

=

11

6

Hence, the required probability of machine A is

11

6

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