Additional Problem Set 6 Solutions
Additional Problem Set 6 Solutions
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.
1
.1
.The event would be of “all coin flips being the same” =
2
8
1
4
1
.2
.The event would be “Having exactly one coin turn up on Tails”
3
8
1
.3
.The event would be “Having the first coin turn up on Heads”=
4
8
1
2
2
.P(A⋃B⋃C)=
|A⋃B⋃C|
|Ω|
|A⋃B⋃C|
|Ω|
|A|+|B|+|C|-|A⋂B|-|A⋂C|-|B⋂C|+|A⋂B⋂C|
Ω
|A|
|Ω|
|B|
|Ω|
|C|
|Ω|
|A⋂B|
|Ω|
|A⋂C|
|Ω|
|B⋂C|
|Ω|
|A⋂B⋂C|
|Ω|
3
.Let T be the event of drawing the card numbered 2 exactly 3 times.
Let S be the event of the sum of the three draws being 12.
Let us compute the size of T.
Choose the places in which the 2’s appear C(3,2)
Choose the remaining number 4
So
Let us compute the size of S by computing it as a union of disjoint subsets.
="drawing two 2's and an 8"
="Drawing three 4's"
="Drawing a 2, a 4, and a 6"
, so .
Note that=S⋂T so P(T|S) =
Let S be the event of the sum of the three draws being 12.
Let us compute the size of T.
Choose the places in which the 2’s appear C(3,2)
Choose the remaining number 4
So
12
Let us compute the size of S by computing it as a union of disjoint subsets.
S
1
S
2
S
3
||=3,||=1,||=6
S
1
S
2
S
3
|S|=10
Note that
S
1
3/10
4
.We will define our sample space Ω to be choosing a coin and then the result of tossing it 6 times.Let H be the event “Choosing the coin with two heads”Let E be the event “Getting 6 heads after tossing the chosen coin 6 times”P(E) = 64+ The first summand calculating the probability of choosing a regular coin and it obtaining heads, and the second summand the probability of choosing the two headed coinP(H) = P(H⋂E) = since the coin with two heads always turns up heads.So P(H|E) = 64+==
1
65
1
6
2
1
65
1
65
1
65
1
65
1
6
2
1
65
1
1+1
1
2
5
.Let Thus P(“drawing a white ball”) = + with constraints , and .
w=thenumberofballsinUrn1,b=thenumberofblackballsinUrn1.
1
2
w
w+b
1
2
20-w
40-(w+b)
0<=w<=25
w<=b<=50
In[]:=
Reverse@SortByFlattenTablew,b,+,{w,0,20},{b,0,20},1,Last[[1;;5]]
1
2
w
Max[w+b,1]
1
2
(20-w)
Max[40-(w+b),1]
Out[]=
19,20,,1,0,,18,20,,2,0,,17,20,
29
39
29
39
14
19
14
19
27
37
Taking the first few elements we see that the highest probability is =0.74359 so we want 19 white and 20 black in one urn and then 1 white in the other.
29
39