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ISOM2500 (L4) Practices for Module 3 (A)

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At Mid-State University, 10% of the student body are scholarship athletes. Half of these athletes are left-handers and half are right-handers. Of the students that are not scholarship athletes, 57% are left-handers and 43% are right-handers. What is the proper probability notation for the statement “half of the scholarship athletes are left-handers”.

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A.P( athlete | left-hander )
B.P( athlete and left-hander )
C.P( left-hander | athlete )
D.P( athletes or left-hander )
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We start by restating what the question is asking in probability notation. The statement “half of the scholarship athletes are left-handers” translates to a conditional probability: the probability of being a left-hander given that the student is a scholarship athlete. Now, evaluate each option: Option 1: P( athlet......Login to view full explanation

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