$1.$ Abalone are colorful shell fish found throughout the world. When an abalone shell is found, it can be classified as either Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$).$ Collectors can usually guess if an abalone is M$,$ F$,$ or I based upon measurements taken of the shell. Assume that a collector finds an abalone shell with the following measurements in centimeters. LENGTH $=11$ DIAMETER $($DIAM$)=11$ HEIGHT $=3\mathrm{.}5$ RINGS $=10$ Assume a collector has the following decision tree, is the abalone Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$)?$

Abalone Decision Tree Using Rings and Height Question $1$

Answer

a$.$ All three have and equal probability

b$.$ INFANT $($I$)$

c$.$ MALE $($M$)$

d$.$ FEMALE $($F$)$

d$.$ FEMALE $($F$)$

$2.$ Abalone are colorful shell fish found throughout the world. When an abalone shell is found, it can be classified as either Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$).$ Collectors can usually guess if an abalone is M$,$ F$,$ or I based upon measurements taken of the shell. Assume that a collector finds an abalone shell with the following measurements in centimeters. LENGTH $=15$ DIAMETER $($DIAM$)=11$ HEIGHT $=3\mathrm{.}4$ RINGS $=9$ Assume a collector has the following decision tree, is the abalone Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$)?$ Abalone Decision Tree Using Rings and Height

Answer

a$.$ All three have and equal probability

b$.$ INFANT $($I$)$

c$.$ FEMALE $($F$)$

d$.$ MALE $($M$)$

c$.$ FEMALE $($F$)$

$3.$ Abalone are colorful shell fish found throughout the world. When an abalone shell is found, it can be classified as either Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$).$ Collectors can usually guess if an abalone is M$,$ F$,$ or I based upon measurements taken of the shell.

Assume that a collector finds an abalone shell with the following measurements in centimeters.

LENGTH $=15$

DIAMETER $($DIAM$)=9$

HEIGHT $=3\mathrm{.}2$

RINGS $=8$

Assume a collector has the following decision tree. What is the probability that the abalone is a Female $($F$)?$

Abalone Decision Tree using Diameter and Length

Answer: $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

$0\mathrm{.}54$

$4.$ Abalone are colorful shell fish found throughout the world. When an abalone shell is found, it can be classified as either Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$).$ Collectors can usually guess if an abalone is M$,$ F$,$ or I based upon measurements taken of the shell.

Assume that a collector finds an abalone shell with the following measurements in centimeters.

LENGTH $=15$

DIAMETER $($DIAM$)=11$

HEIGHT $=3\mathrm{.}4$

RINGS $=9$

Assume a collector has the following decision tree. What is the probability that the abalone is a Female $($F$)?$

Abalone Decision Tree using Diameter and Length

Answer$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

$0\mathrm{.}61$

$5.$ Abalone are colorful shell fish found throughout the world. When an abalone shell is found, it can be classified as either Male $($M$),$ Female $($F$),$ or Infant $($I$).$ Collectors can usually guess if an abalone is M$,$ F$,$ or I based upon measurements taken of the shell.

Assume that a collector finds an abalone shell with the following measurements in centimeters.

LENGTH $=11$

DIAMETER $($DIAM$)=9$

HEIGHT $=3\mathrm{.}3$

RINGS $=9$

Assume a collector has the following decision tree. What is the probability that the abalone is a Male $($M$)?$

Abalone Decision Tree using Diameter and Length

Answer:$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

$0\mathrm{.}37$