With all the talk about distracted drivers, a community outreach group in Bradford, VT reached out to the Vermont State Police and asked for and received the following data about cell phone use and speeding violations. Use this data to find the following probabilities.
Speeding violation in the last year |
No speeding violation in the last year |
|
Cell phone user |
40 |
430 |
Not a cell phone |
25 |
150 |
Find P(Person is a car phone user)
Find P(person had no violation in the last year)
Find P(Person had no violation in the last year AND was a car phone user)
Find P(Person is a car phone user OR person had no violation in the last year).
Find P(Person is a car phone user GIVEN person had a violation in the last year)
6. Find P(Person had no violation last year GIVEN person was not a car phone user)
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speeding violation | no speeding violation | total | |
cell phone user | 40 | 430 | 470 |
not a cell phone user | 25 | 150 | 175 |
total | 65 | 580 | 645 |
1) P(Person is a car phone user) =470/645
2) P(person had no violation in the last year) =580/645
3) P(Person had no violation in the last year AND was a car phone user) =430/645
4) P(Person is a car phone user OR person had no violation in the last year)=(470+580-430)/645=620/645
5) P(Person is a car phone user GIVEN person had a violation in the last year) =40/65
6) P(Person had no violation last year GIVEN person was not a car phone user) =150/175
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