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A survey is applied to the inhabitants of a city to determine which public works to choose. Option "construction of a bridge" or "construction of social housing". The results were: 20% of those surveyed chose "construction of a bridge", 16% chose "construction of social housing" and 1% chose both options. IF A RESPONDENT IS RANDOMLY SELECTED WHO CHOSE "Construction of a bridge", what is the probability that he/she also chose the option "construction of social housing"? Justify your answer.
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Answer to a math question A survey is applied to the inhabitants of a city to determine which public works to choose. Option "construction of a bridge" or "construction of social housing". The results were: 20% of those surveyed chose "construction of a bridge", 16% chose "construction of social housing" and 1% chose both options. IF A RESPONDENT IS RANDOMLY SELECTED WHO CHOSE "Construction of a bridge", what is the probability that he/she also chose the option "construction of social housing"? Justify your answer.
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1. Denote the events:
-P
-VS
2. Find the given probabilities:
-P(P) = 0.20
-P(VS) = 0.16
-P(P \cap VS) = 0.01
3. Apply the conditional probability formula:
P(VS|P) = \frac{P(P \cap VS)}{P(P)}
4. Substitute the values:
P(VS|P) = \frac{0.01}{0.20} = 0.05
5. Conclusion: The probability that an individual who selected "construcción de un puente" also selected "construcción de viviendas sociales" is
0.05
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2. Find the given probabilities:
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3. Apply the conditional probability formula:
4. Substitute the values:
5. Conclusion: The probability that an individual who selected "construcción de un puente" also selected "construcción de viviendas sociales" is
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