Question
A factory has 3 machines that produce the same item. Machines 1 and 2 each produce 30% of the total output, while machines 3 produce 40%. It is known that 6% of Machine 1's output is defective, while machine 2 produces 5% defective items and machine 3 produces 4% defective items. If a randomly selected item is defective what is the probability it would be produced by machine 1?
Answers
look at 1000 items
M1 produces 300 with 18 defects
M2 produces 300 with 15 defects
M3 produces 400 with 16 defects
the probability that a defect is from M1:
18 / (18 + 15 + 16)
M1 produces 300 with 18 defects
M2 produces 300 with 15 defects
M3 produces 400 with 16 defects
the probability that a defect is from M1:
18 / (18 + 15 + 16)
Ans 0.3673
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