Math, asked by aribaansari05, 1 month ago

Phonesmart is having a sale on Bananas. If you buy one Bana11a at full price,
you get a second at half price. \tVhen couples come in to buy a pair of phones, sales
of Apricots and Bananas are equally likely.
Moreover, given that the first phone sold
is a Banana, the second phone is twice as
likely to be a Banana rather than an Apricot. What is the probability that a couple
buys a pair of Bananas?

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : sales of Apricots and Bananas are equally likely.

Moreover, given that the first phone sold is a Banana, the second phone is twice as likely to be a Banana rather than an Apricot.

To Find : probability that a couple buys a pair of Bananas

Solution:

sales of Apricots and Bananas are equally likely.

P(B) = P(A)  = 1/2

probability that a couple buys a pair of Bananas  = 1st phone Banana and 2nd phone banana

P(B)  = 1/2  for 1st Phone

As 1st phone is banana  now the second phone is twice as likely to be a Banana rather than an Apricot.

Hence P(B) = 2/3  and P(A) = 1/3

probability that a couple buys a pair of Bananas  = (1/2)(2/3)  = 1/3

1/3 is the probability that   a couple buys a pair of Bananas

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