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CS513 Homework 1.1 Solved
Jerry and Susan have a joint bank account.
Jerry goes to the bank 20% of the days.
Susan goes there 30% of the days.
Together they are at the bank 8% of the days.
a. Susan was at the bank last Monday. What’s the probability that Jerry was there too?
b. Last Friday, Susan wasn’t at the bank. What’s the probability that Jerry was there?
c. Last Wednesday at least one of them was at the bank. What is the probability that both of them were there?
Homework 1.2
Harold and Sharon are studying for a test.
Harold’s chances of getting a “B” are 80%. Sharon’s chances of getting a “B” are 90%.
The probability of at least one of them getting a “B” is 91%.
a. What is the probability that only Harold gets a “B”?
b. What is the probability that only Sharon gets a “B”?
c. What is the probability that both won’t get a “B”?
Homework 1.3
Jerry and Susan have a joint bank account.
Jerry goes to the bank 20% of the days.
Susan goes there 30% of the days.
Together they are at the bank 8% of the days.
Are the events “Jerry is at the bank” and “Susan is at the bank” independent?
Homework 1.4
You roll 2 dice.
a. Are the events “the sum is 6” and “the second die shows 5” independent?
b. Are the events “the sum is 7” and “the first die shows 5” independent?
Homework 1.5
An oil company is considering drilling in either TX, AK and
NJ. The company may operate in only one state. There is 60% chance the company will choose TX and 10% chance – NJ.
There is 30% chance of finding oil in TX, 20% - in AK, and 10% - in NJ.
1. What’s the probability of finding oil?
2. The company decided to drill and found oil. What is the probability that they drilled in TX?
Homework 1.6
The following slide shows the survival status of individual passengers on the Titanic. Use this information to answer the following questions
n What is the probability that a passenger did not survive?
n What is the probability that a passenger was staying in the first class?
n Given that a passenger survived, what is the probability that the passenger was staying in the first class?
n Are survival and staying in the first class independent?
n Given that a passenger survived, what is the probability that the passenger was staying in the first class and the passenger was a child?
n Given that a passenger survived, what is the probability that the passenger was an adult?
n Given that a passenger survived, are age and staying in the first class independent?
Survived
Cabin
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Sub Total
Adult
197
94
151
212
654
Child
6
24
27
-
57
Sub Total
203
118
178
212
711
Age
Not Survived
Cabin
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Sub Total
Adult
122
167
476
673
1,438
Child
52
52
Sub Total
122
167
528
673
1,490
Age
Total
Cabin
Adult
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Grand Total
319
261
627
885
2,092
Child
Grand Total
6
24
79
109
325
285
706
885
2,201
Age
Homework 1.7
Replace the missing values below (?), assuming independence between age and cabin class
Total
Cabin
Adult
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Grand Total
?
?
?
?
2,092
Child
Grand Total
?
?
?
?
109
325
285
706
885
2,201
Age
Replace the missing values below (?), assuming independence between age and cabin class given survival status (conditional independence)
Survived
Cabin
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Sub Total
Adult
?
?
?
?
654
Child
?
?
?
?
57
Sub Total
203
118
178
212
711
Age
Not Survived
Cabin
1st
2nd
3rd
Crew
Sub Total
Adult
?
?
?
?
1,438
Child
?
?
?
?
52
Sub Total
122
167
528
673
1,490
Age
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