Author Question: Students at a local university were asked if they knew about Bayes's Rule. Assume the following: B1 ... (Read 64 times)

ahriuashd · **on:** Apr 7, 2020

Question 1

Explain why an event and its complement are always mutually exclusive and exhaustive.

Question 2

Students at a local university were asked if they knew about Bayes's Rule. Assume the following:
B₁ = event the student did not know about Bayes's Rule.
B₂ = event the student did know about Bayes's Rule.
S = event the student was in a statistics class.
Of those who knew about Bayes's Rule, let S₁ = event the student was in a statistics class. Of those who did not know about Bayes's Rule, let S₂ = event the student was in a statistics class. Using probability notation, describe the prior probability that a student did not know about Bayes's Rule.
◦ P(B₂)
◦ P(B₁|S₁)
◦ P(B₁|S₂)
◦ P(B₁)

fur · **Reply #1 on:** Apr 7, 2020

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