Respuesta :
The probability that the error occurred when Engineer 2 made the mistake is 0.462 on the other hand the probability that the error occurred when the engineer 1 made the mistake is 0.538
Explanation:
Let [tex]E_{1}[/tex] denote the event that the 1st engineer does the work.so we write
[tex]P(E)_{1}[/tex]=0.7
Let [tex]E_{2}[/tex] denote the event that the 2nd engineer does the work .So we write
[tex]P(E)_{2}[/tex]=0.3
Let O denote the event during which the error occurred .so we write
[tex]P(O/E_{1} )[/tex]=0.02(GIVEN)
[tex]P(O/E_{2} )[/tex]=0.04(GIVEN)
- The probability that the error occurred when the first engineer performed the work is [tex]P(E_{1} /O)[/tex]
- The probability that the error occurred when the first engineer performed the work is [tex]P(E_{2} /O)[/tex]
Now we need to find when did the error in the work occur so we will compare the probability of the work done by engineer 1 and engineer 2
lets find the Probability of the Engineer 1
Using Bayes theorem,we get
[tex]P(E_{1} /O)[/tex] =0.02*0.7/0.02*0.7+0.04*0.3 = 0.014/0.026=0.538
lets find the Probability of the Engineer 2
[tex]P(E_{2} /O)[/tex] =0.04*0.3/0.02*0.7+0.04*0.3=0.012/0.026=0.462
Since ,0.462<0.538 so it is more prominent that the Engineer 1 did the work when the error occurred