A player serving in tennis has two chances to get a serve into play. If the first serve is out, the player serves again. If the second serve is also out, the player loses the point. Observe the probabilities based on four years of the Wimbledon Championship. P(1st serve in) = 0.59 P(win point | 1st serve in) = 0.73 %3D P(2nd serve in | 1st serve out) = 0.86 P(win point | 1st serve out and 2nd serve in) = 0.59 %3D Make a tree diagram for the results of the two serves and the outcome, win or lose, of the point. The branches in your tree have different numbers of stages depending on the outcome of the first serve. What is the probability that the serving player wins the point? Report your answer to four decimal places. second serve in 0.59 first serve in server wins point second serve out Answer Bank server loses point 0.73 0.59 0.86 first serve out server wins point probability that server wins =

A player serving in tennis has two chances to get a serve into play. If the first serve is out, the player serves again. If the second serve is also out, the player loses the point. Observe the probabilities based on four years of the Wimbledon Championship. P(1st serve in) = 0.59 P(win point | 1st serve in) = 0.73 %3D P(2nd serve in | 1st serve out) = 0.86 P(win point | 1st serve out and 2nd serve in) = 0.59 %3D Make a tree diagram for the results of the two serves and the outcome, win or lose, of the point. The branches in your tree have different numbers of stages depending on the outcome of the first serve. What is the probability that the serving player wins the point? Report your answer to four decimal places. second serve in 0.59 first serve in server wins point second serve out Answer Bank server loses point 0.73 0.59 0.86 first serve out server wins point probability that server wins =

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

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ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

Section11.8: Probabilities Of Disjoint And Overlapping Events

Problem 2C

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