Suppose a factory has three machines (I, II, and III) that produce identical items as follows: I:
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Suppose a factory has three machines (I, II, and III) that produce identical items as follows:
I: 500 items per day; 1% defective
II: 200 items per day; 5% defective
III: 300 items per day; 3% defective
Suppose one item is selected at random and tested. Find the probability that item
(a) Is defective.
(b) Came from machine II given that it is defective.
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