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Answer the following questions and use Excel to show your work. 50 students in two sections...

Answer the following questions and use Excel to show your work.

50 students in two sections of a college Physics 101 course recently took a mid-term exam. 13 students earned an A, 10 students earned a B, 8 students earned a C, 9 students earned a D, and 10 students earned an F on the exam. The students were queried regarding the number of hours they had devoted to studying for the exam. 12 of the students who earned an A, 8 of the students who earned a B, 6 of the students who earned a C, 2 of the students who earned a D, and 1 of the students who earned an F reported that they had devoted more than 8 hours to studying for the exam. The remaining students reported that they had devoted no more than 8 hours to studying for the exam.

  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having earned an A on the exam?
  1. 0.15
  2. 0.26
  3. 0.32
  4. 0.07
  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having earned an F on the exam?
  1. 0.20
  2. 0.27
  3. 0.36
  4. 0.17
  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having devoted no more than 8 hours to studying for the exam?
  1. 0.51
  2. 0.34
  3. 0.42
  4. 0.29
  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having earned an A on the exam given they devoted no more than 8 hours to studying for the exam?
  1. 0.12
  2. 0.21
  3. 0.17
  4. 0.05
  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having earned an F on the exam given they devoted more than 8 hours to studying for the exam?
  1. 0.12
  2. 0.03
  3. 0.09
  4. 0.17
  1. What is the probability of a randomly-selected student having earned an A or a B on the exam given they devoted more than 8 hours to studying for the exam?
  1. 0.57
  2. 0.47
  3. 0.69
  4. 0.76

Homework Answers

Answer #1

The table is as follows

A B C D F Total
> 8 hours 12 8 6 2 1 29
8 hours 1 2 2 7 9 21
Total 13 10 8 9 10 50

Probability = Favorable Outcomes / Total Outcomes

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(1) P(getting an A) = 13 / 50 = 0.26 (Option b)

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(2) P(getting an F) = 10 / 50 = 0.20 (Option A)

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(3) P(No More than 8 hours) = 21 / 50 = 0.42 (Option c)

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(4) P(Getting an A given that they did not spend more than 8 Hours)

By Bayes Theorem: P(A given B) = P(A and B) / P(B) = (1/50) / (21/50) = 1/21 = 0.05 (Option d)

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(5) P(Getting an F given that they spent more than 8 Hours)

By Bayes Theorem: P(A given B) = P(A and B) / P(B) = (1/50) / (29/50) = 1/29 = 0.03 (Option b)

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(6) P(Getting an A or B given that they spent more than 8 Hours)

By Bayes Theorem: P(A given B) = P(A and B) / P(B) = [(12 + 8)/50] / (29/50) = 20/29 = 0.69 (Option c)

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