Math, asked by sonikasingh2222, 6 months ago

One shot is fired of the three guns. E1, E2, E3 denote the events that the target is hit by the

first, second and third guns respectively. If P(E1)=0.5, P(E2)=0.6 and P(E3)=0.8 and E1, E2,E3 are

independent events, find the probability that

(a) Exactly one hit is registered

(b) At least two hits are registered​

Answers

Answered by hukam0685
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:One shot is fired of the three guns. E1, E2, E3 denote the events that the target is hit by the

first, second and third guns respectively.

If P(E1)=0.5, P(E2)=0.6 and P(E3)=0.8 and E1, E2,E3 are independent events.

To find:

find the probability that

(a) Exactly one hit is registered

(b) At least two hits are registered

Solution:

(a) Exactly one hit is registered:

1) Gun 1 hits but Gun 2 and Gun 3 not hits

2) Gun 2 hits but Gun 1 and Gun 3 not hits

3) Gun 3 hits but Gun 1 and Gun 2 not hits

P(E1)= 0.5, P(E2)=0.6, P(E3)=0.8

P(\overline{E1})=0.5\\P(\overline{E2})=0.4\\P(\overline{E3})=0.2\\

Probability of exactly one hits:

=P(E1).P(\overline{E2}) .P(\overline{E3})+P(\overline{E1}).P(E2).P(\overline{E3})+P(\overline{E1}).P(\overline{E2}).P(E3)\\

Place the values

=0.5(0.4)(0.2)+0.5(0.6)(0.2)+0.5(0.4)(0.8)\\

=0.04+0.06+0.16\\

=0.26\\

Probability of exactly one hits: 0.26

(b) At least two hits are registered:

Case 1) Any two guns hits the target

Case 2) All three guns hits the target

=P(E1).P(E2) .P(\overline{E3})+P(\overline{E1}).P(E2).P(E3)+P(\overline{E2}).P(E1).P(E3)+P(E1)P(E2)P(E3)\\

P(E1)= 0.5, P(E2)=0.6, P(E3)=0.8

Place the values

=0.5(0.6)(0.2)+0.5(0.6)(0.8)+0.4(0.5)(0.8)+0.5(0.6)(0.8)\\

=0.06+0.24+0.16+0.24\\

=0.7\\

Probability of At least two hits are registered: 0.7

Final answer:

Probability of exactly one hits: 0.26

Probability of At least two hits are registered: 0.7

Hope it helps you.

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