Probability Home Work, HWU, Malaysia The Multiplication Rule For Dependent Events Is Used Since We Are Interested In The First Player Being A Senior

• The multiplication rule for dependent events is used since we are interested in the first player being a senior and the second player being a senior. The events are dependent since we are selecting the players without replacement. We are looking for:

• Using Bayes’ Theorem

• P(Train) = 0.65; implies P(No Train) = 1 – 0.65 = 0.35
  P(Bus) = 0.18; implies P(No Bus) = 1 – 0.18 = 0.82
  P(Train and Bus) = 0.06
  Create a table from this information:

a. P(No Train) = 0.39
b. P(Neither Train Nor Bus) = 0.11
c. P(Train Bus 0.06/0.24 0.25