Question #190328

For a certain binary communication channel, the probability a transmitted ‘0’ bit is received as a ‘0’ bit is 0.95 and for ‘1’ bit, it is 0.90. The probability that ‘0’ bit is transmitted is 0.4, Find

a. Probability that ‘1’ bit is received.


Expert's answer

Let AA be the event of transmitting '1' and Aˉ\bar{A} be the event of transmitting '0'.


and BB be the event of receiving '1" and Bˉ\bar{B} be the event of receiving '0'.


a. Probability that ‘1’ bit is received-


P(B)=P(A)P(BA)+P(Aˉ)P(BAˉ)P(B)=P(A)P(\dfrac{B}{A})+P(\bar{A})P(\dfrac{B}{\bar{A}})

=0.9×(10.4)+0.4×(10.95)=0.6×0.9+0.4×0.05=0.56= 0.9\times (1-0.4)+0.4\times (1-0.95)\\[9pt]=0.6\times 0.9+0.4\times 0.05=0.56


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