A food safety laboratory tested samples of organic and conventional produce to detect the presence of a specific agricultural residue. The table below summarizes the results.
| Produce Type | Residue Detected | Residue Not Detected | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organic | |||
| Conventional | |||
| Total |
If one of the tested samples is selected at random, given that the sample had no residue detected, what is the probability that the selected sample is conventional produce?
- A
- B
- Cevap
- D
Cevap
The correct probability is .
The correct answer is . To find the conditional probability that a randomly selected sample is conventional produce given that it has no residue detected, we restrict our focus to the column labeled 'Residue Not Detected'. The total number of samples in this column is ( organic + conventional). Out of these samples, are conventional produce. The probability is therefore , which simplifies to by dividing both the numerator and the denominator by .
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