Question #110192

Boy Girl Total

Speech Therapist 90 30

Neuropsychologist 45 15

Psychiatrist 30

Total 55


Question 27

What is the probability that a randomly chosen child is a boy given that he consulted with a Neuropsychologist?

(1) 0.975

(2) 0.818

(3) 0.750

(4) 0.273

(5) 0.205


Question 28

Which one of the following statements is incorrect?

(1) P(Boy) = 0.75

(2) P(Boy or Girl) = 1

(3) P(Girl or ST) = 0.795

(4) P(ST) = 0.545

(5) P(ST or NP) = 0.818

Expert's answer

BoysGirlsTotalSpeech Therapist (ST)9030120Neuropsychologist (NP)451560Psychiatrist (P)301040Total16555220\def\arraystretch{1.5} \begin{array}{c:c:c:c} & Boys & Girls & Total \\ \hline Speech \ Therapist \ (ST)& 90 & 30 & 120 \\ \hdashline Neuropsychologist\ (NP) & 45 & 15 & 60 \\ \hdashline Psychiatrist\ (P) & 30 & 10 & 40 \\ \hdashline Total & 165 & 55 & 220 \end{array}

Question 27

What is the probability that a randomly chosen child is a boy given that he consulted with a Neuropsychologist?  


P(B∣NP)=4560=0.75P(B|NP)={45 \over60}=0.75

(3) 0.750 


Question 28

Which one of the following statements is incorrect?  

(1)


P(Boy)=165220=0.75,TrueP(Boy)={165 \over220}=0.75, True

(2)


P(Boy or Girl)=1,TrueP(Boy\ or\ Girl)=1, True

(3)


P(Girl or ST)=55220+120220−30220=2944=P(Girl\ or\ ST)={55 \over220}+{120\over220}-{30 \over220}={29\over44}=

=0.659≠0.795,False=0.659\not=0.795, False

(4)


P(ST)=120220=611=0.545,TrueP(ST)={120\over220}={6\over11}=0.545, True

(5)


P(ST or NP)=120220+60220=911=0.818,TrueP(ST\ or\ NP)={120 \over220}+{60\over220}={9 \over11}=0.818, True

Incorrect

(3) P(Girl or ST) = 0.795



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