Quiz: Dentist probability, part 2¶

Question 1

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 2

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 3

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 4

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 5

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 6

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 7

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 8

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 9

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 10

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 11

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 12

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 13

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 14

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 15

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 16

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 17

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 18

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 19

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 20

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 21

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 22

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 23

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 24

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 25

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 26

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 27

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 28

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 29

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 30

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 31

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 32

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 33

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 34

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 35

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 36

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 37

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 38

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 39

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 40

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 41

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 42

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 43

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 44

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 45

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 46

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 47

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 48

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 49

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):

Question 50

The table below contains the full joint probability distribution related to the occurrence of toothaches.

Using these values, calculate P(cavity|toothache ∪ catch) (round all answers to 3 decimal places and use a period as a decimal separator):