Reference no: EM1322671
Find the Probability and prove that the given two events are mutually exclusive and independent or not.
A new postoperative procedure is administered to a number of patients in a large hospital. A researcher selected nurses and doctors and asked which procedure each person preferred. The results are:
Group
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Prefer new procedure
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Prefer old procedure
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No preference
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Row total
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Nurses
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100
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80
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20
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200
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Doctors
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50
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120
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30
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200
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Column total
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150
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200
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50
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400
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Use the following notation for the various events: N = Nurse, D = Doctor, PN = prefer new procedure, PO = prefer old procedure, NP = no preference. Find the following probabilities for a person selected at random from this sample of 400 people.
1. P(N), P(D), P(PN)
2. P(N, given PN), P(D, given PN)
3. P(PO, given N), P(PO, given D)
4. P(N and PN), P(D, and NP)
5. P(PN or NP)
6. Are the events PN = prefer new procedure and NP = no preference mutually exclusive? Why or why not?
7. Are the events PN = prefer new procedure and NP = no preference complementary events? Why or why not?
8. Are the events N = nurse and PN = prefer new procedure independent? Why or why not? Justify using the formula that is used to prove if two events are independent or not.
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