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Re: The probability of safely crossing the street in New York is [#permalink]
Brainless wrote:
Agree..

What is the pprobability that Padma did not make it safely across the street ?


Short way is 1-(.4)(.4)(.4) = .936

Long way is

Prob she gets hit the first time = .6
Prob she gets hit the second time = .4*.6 = .24
Prob she gets hit the third tie = .4*.4*.6 = .096

Add those three up and you get .936
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Re: The probability of safely crossing the street in New York is [#permalink]
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Brainless wrote:
Agree..

What is the pprobability that Padma did not make it safely across the street ?


Short way is 1-(.4)(.4)(.4) = .936

Long way is

Prob she gets hit the first time = .6
Prob she gets hit the second time = .4*.6 = .24
Prob she gets hit the third tie = .4*.4*.6 = .096

Add those three up and you get .936


Wonderful !!

Probability of AT LEAST one = 1 - P(NONE)



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