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a)Given that
P(Gostraight)=0.60
P(precise)=1-0.6=0.4
P(defective/Gostraight)=0.02
P(defective/precise)=0.03
b)P(defective)=0.02*0.6+0.03*0.4=0.024
P(good)=1-0.024=0.976
c)P(precise/defective)=P(defective/precise)*P(precise)/P(defective)
=0.03*0.4/0.024
=0.5
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