Please solve the following problem. Quiz = Pass Quiz = Fail AI = Fail 0.1 0.2 AI = Pass 0.6 0.1 Mid = Pass Mid = Fail AI = Fail 0.2 0.2 AI = Pass 0.5 0.1 Suppose you have three events AI Grade, Quiz, and Mid. Here each event has two possible outcomes, either pass or fail. Additionally, given that AI Grade is observed, Quiz and Mid become independent of each other. Also, out of every 100 students, 30 students fail the AI course. Now, using the joint probability tables given, calculate P(AI Grade=Pass, Quiz=Fail, Mid=Fail).

Please solve the following problem. Quiz = Pass Quiz = Fail AI = Fail 0.1 0.2 AI = Pass 0.6 0.1 Mid = Pass Mid = Fail AI = Fail 0.2 0.2 AI = Pass 0.5 0.1 Suppose you have three events AI Grade, Quiz, and Mid. Here each event has two possible outcomes, either pass or fail. Additionally, given that AI Grade is observed, Quiz and Mid become independent of each other. Also, out of every 100 students, 30 students fail the AI course. Now, using the joint probability tables given, calculate P(AI Grade=Pass, Quiz=Fail, Mid=Fail).

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

4th Edition

ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

Publisher:Wayne L. Winston

Chapter17: Markov Chains

Section: Chapter Questions

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