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BYES' THEOREM

                   BYES' THEOREM It is a conditional law of probability. Two levels of probability are considered here. The statistics is calculated using Byes' theorem.       A factory has two machines. Past records show that machine ‘A’ produces 35% of items of the output and m/c ‘B’ produces remaining. Further 6% of items produced by m/c A were defectives and 3% defectives from m/c B. If a defective item is drawn at random, what is the probability that the defective item was produced by m/c A and m/c B?     Four plants producer an item , the first plant producer 5000 of  units , second 3000 , third 8000 ,  and fourth 4000 of units. The event Ai: a unit is produced in plant i. i = 1,2,3,4 and event B:a unit is defective. From the records of the proportions  of defectives produced at each plant the following  conditional  probabilities are set : P(B/A 1 )=0.05 , P(B/A ...