Jacob, Billy, and Gerald independently take a test and the probabilities that the pass the test...
Jacob, Billy, and Gerald independently take a test and the
probabilities that the pass the test are as follows:
Jacob: 1/5 ; Gerald:1/5 ; Billy: 1/5
Find the probability that all three pass
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Sol)
Given
Jacob , billy and gerald independently take a test
Probability of passing the
Jacob = 1/5
Billy = 1/5
Gerald = 1/5
Probability that all three of them pass
= 1/5 * 1/5 * 1/5
= 1/125
= 0.008
= 0.8%
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