SOLUTION: Consider the following events. A= a man has diabetes B= a man is over 60 years old Translate each of the following scenarios into symbols. a. The probability a man has

Question 1045184: Consider the following events.
A= a man has diabetes
B= a man is over 60 years old
Translate each of the following scenarios into symbols.
a. The probability a man has diabetes.
b. The probability a man has diabetes and is over 60 years old.
c. The probability a man has diabetes or is over 60 years old.
d. The probability of a 60 year old man has high blood pressure.
e. The probabilty a man with diabetes is over 60 years old.
f. The probability a man does not have diabetes and is over 60 years old.
Answer by robertb(5830) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a. The probability a man has diabetes.
---> P(A)
b. The probability a man has diabetes and is over 60 years old.
---> P(A∩B)
c. The probability a man has diabetes or is over 60 years old.
---> P(AuB)
d. The probability of a 60 year old man has high blood pressure.
---> P(HB|B')
e. The probabilty a man with diabetes is over 60 years old.
---> P(B|A)
f. The probability a man does not have diabetes and is over 60 years old.
---> P(B∩A')

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