G O webassign.net + 88 G Classwork for AP Statistics 2021-2022 1A/2A Laila Maddox _ Student - BroughtonHS - flashcards0001.pdf - Google Drive Not found Contains Q wine Done 7. [-/3 Points] DETAILS YMSSTAT2 6.E.027. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER A general can plan a campaign to fight one major battle or three small battles. He believes that he has probability 0.8 of winning the large battle and probability 0.9 of winning each of the small battles. Victories or defeats in the small battles are Independent. The general must win either the large battle or all three small battles to win the campaign. What is the probability of winning using each strategy? one major battle three small battles Which strategy should he choose? one major battle three small battles 8. [-/1 Points] DETAILS YMSSTAT2 6.E.028. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER An automobile manufacturer buys computer chips from a supplier. The supplier sends a shipment containing 5% defective chips. Each chip chosen from this shipment has probability of 0.05 of being defective, and each automobile uses 14 chips selected independently. What is the probability that all 14 chips in a car will work properly? 9. [-/2 Points] DETAILS YMSSTAT2 6.E.029. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER Government data show that 29% of the civilian labor force have at least 4 years of college and that 12% of the labor force work as laborers or operators of machines or vehicles. Can you conclude that because (0.29)(0.12) = 0.0348, about 3% of the labor force are college-educated laborers or operators? Yes No Explain your answer, These events are independent. These events are Not independent