Economy, asked by renafehmi, 9 months ago

In a campus restaurant it was found that 35% of all customers order vegetarian meals
and that 50% of all customers are students. Further, 25% of all customers who are students order
vegetarian meals.
a. What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer both is a student and orders a
vegetarian meal?
b. If a randomly chosen customer orders a vegetarian meal, what is the probability that the
customer is a student?

c. What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer both does not order a vegetarian meal
and is not a student?
d. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” independent?
e. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” mutually
exclusive?
f. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” collectively
exhaustive?In a campus restaurant it was found that 35% of all customers order vegetarian meals and that 50% of all customers are students. Further, 25% of all customers who are students order vegetarian meals.
a. What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer both is a student and orders a vegetarian meal? b. If a randomly chosen customer orders a vegetarian meal, what is the probability that the customer is a student?
c. What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer both does not order a vegetarian meal and is not a student?
d. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” independent?
e. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” mutually exclusive?
f. Are the events “customer orders a vegetarian meal” and “customer is a student” collectively exhaustive?

Answers

Answered by tyagidayaram05
1

itna bada question itna bada !!

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