A sales manager is considering 3 salespersons (A, B, and C) that could potentially hit their target soon. The probabilit
Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2021 12:19 pm
A sales manager is considering 3 salespersons (A, B, and C) that could potentially hit their target soon. The probability that salesperson A will hit their target is 0.8 while that of B and Care 0.7 and 0.7 respectively. Assume these events are independent. Hint: Draw a probability tree/tree diagram. Do not round calculation results. What is the probability that 1. all 3 salespersons will hit their target? 0.392 2. none of the 3 salespersons will hit their target? 0.018 3. not all 3 salespersons will hit their target? 0.608 4. only salesperson B will hit their target? 0.042 5. only salespersons C and A will hit their target? 0.112 x х 6. only salesperson A will not hit their target? 0.112 х
7. at least one salesperson will hit their target? 8. no more than two salespersons will hit their target? 9. only one salesperson will hit their target? 10. salesperson C will not hit their target given both B and A hit their target?
7. at least one salesperson will hit their target? 8. no more than two salespersons will hit their target? 9. only one salesperson will hit their target? 10. salesperson C will not hit their target given both B and A hit their target?