There is an Flu type X (X), 1 out of 400 flu patients have Flu type...
There is an Flu type X (X), 1 out of 400 flu patients have Flu type X. Of those who have Flu type X 65% will have a fever of over 102 degrees (F), and those who have another type of Flu only 60% will have a fever of over 102 degrees.
a) Create a complete tree diagram that represents this information
b) What is the probability that they will not have Flu type X and have a fever of over 102 degrees.
c) If we know that the person does not have a fever of over 102 degrees, what is the probability that they will have flu type X
d) What is the probability that they will have a fever of over 102 degrees, given that they do not have flu type X
e) P[X u F]
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