29. A paint store chain produces and sells latex and semi-gloss paint. Based on long- range sales, the probability that a customer will purchase latex is 0.75 of those that purchase latex paint, 60% also purchase rollers. But 30% of semi-gloss buyers purchase rollers. Randomly selected buyer purchases a roller and a can of paint. What is the probability that the paint is latex?

29. A paint store chain produces and sells latex and semi-gloss paint. Based on long- range sales, the probability that a customer will purchase latex is 0.75 of those that purchase latex paint, 60% also purchase rollers. But 30% of semi-gloss buyers purchase rollers. Randomly selected buyer purchases a roller and a can of paint. What is the probability that the paint is latex?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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