Mathematics, 13.02.2020 23:29 Hellopeople233
Suppose that the probability of getting a job offer (from a specific company) is 0.16. Suppose that we observe empirically that given that an applicant for the job was in fact offered a job, the probability of an on campus interview was 0.93. Also, we observe empirically that given the group that were not offered a job the probability of an on campus interview was of 0.08. Given that a person got a campus interview, what is the probability that they get a job offer? (Answer to five decimal places).
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Ahousekeeper mixed 5 gallons of blue paint with every 9 gallon of yellow paint in order to make a green paint which ratio of gallon of blue paint to gallon of yellow paint will make the same shade of green paint
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Suppose that the probability of getting a job offer (from a specific company) is 0.16. Suppose that...