Part 1 of 8 Question 1 of 8 1 Points Which of the following is not a sample space for the experiment of flipping a coin 3 times? O A. {all flips are the same, there is at least one head and at least one tail} O B. {all the flips are heads, there are an odd number of tails } O C. {all the flips are heads, there is at least one tail } O D. { the first two coin flips are the same, the first two coin flips are different } O E. {all the flips are heads, exactly two tails are flipped, there are an odd number of tails} Reset SelectionPart 2 of 8 Question 2 of 8 1 Points Suppose H and A are events in the same sample space for some experiment. Suppose H occurs 34% of the time, A happens three out of five times the experiment is run, and both events occur with probability 0.15. Determine Pr[ H * n Ac]. O A. 0.19 O B. 0.06 O C. 0.79 O D. 0.45 O E. 0.21 Reset SelectionPart 3 of 8 Question 3 of 8 1 Points Three girls (Polly, Zoey, and Lola) are going to have a friendly jousting tournament. Only one girl can win, and it is known that Zoey is twice as likely to win the tournament as Lola, while Lola is one sixth as likely as Polly to win. Determine the probability that Zoey turns out to win the jousting tournament. O A. OB. O C. W /H IV WIN D. O E. Reset SelectionPart 4 of 8 Question 4 of 8 1 Points Suppose A and C are events in the same sample space for some experiment. If we know Pr[A] = %, Pr[C] = g, and Pr[A n C] = %, determine Pr[A | C]. ' E 2 '35 4 OE'B Reset Selection Part 5 of 8 Question 5 of 8 1 Points Suppose F and D are independent events in the same sample space. If we know that Pr F = 4 and Pr D = $, determine Pr Fon D O A. = OB. 6 35 O C. 4 OD. 35 O E. 11 35 Reset SelectionPart 6 of 8 Question 6 of 8 1 Points Comp-U-Comp has two computer salepeople working today, Bernhard and Miyuki. Throughout the day, a total of eighteen customers come in and randomly choose which saleperson to speak with regarding the purchase of a new computer. Determine the probability that exactly six customers decide to deal with Miyuki. O A. 6 218 6 B. (18 18 O C. 218 6 OD. 618 OE. 18 Reset SelectionPart 7 of 8 ' Question 7 of 8 1 Points ' A hand of 11 cards is dealt at random from a standard well-shufed deck of 52 cards. What is the probability that the hand contains exactly 2 diamonds, given that there are exact|y4 black cards? A (max?) 0 ' (36W) 246) + ('23) + ('53) (24") (2f) (27\") ('23) ('23) O E\" (25M?) Part 8 of 8 Question 8 of 8 1 Points A fair six-sided die is being rolled twice. Which ofthe following samples spaces is equiprobable? 51 = {the second roll is less than 3, the second roll is greater than 4, the second roll is equal to 3 or 4} S2 = {both rolls are even, both rolls are odd, only the rst roll is odd, only the rst roll is even} S3 = {the second roll is a 1, the second roll is a 2, the second roll is a 3, the second roll is a 4, the second roll is a 5, the second roll is a 6} Q A. none of them are equiprobable sample spaces 0 B. only S2 is an equiprobable sample space 0 C. 51 and S3 are the only equiprobable sample spaces 0 D. all of them are equiprobable sample spaces 0 E. only S1 is an equiprobable sample space Reset Selection