An insurance company classifies the airplane it insures into class L (low risk)   and class H (high risk), and estimates the corresponding proportions of        the airplane as 70% and 30% respectively. The company has also found that 99%     of class L and 88% of class H airplane have no accident within a year. If an       airplane insured by the company has no accident within a year, what is the        probability that it belongs to class H? class L?

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Section11.8: Probabilities Of Disjoint And Overlapping Events
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An insurance company classifies the airplane it insures into class L (low risk)   and class H (high risk), and estimates the corresponding proportions of        the airplane as 70% and 30% respectively. The company has also found that 99%     of class L and 88% of class H airplane have no accident within a year. If an       airplane insured by the company has no accident within a year, what is the        probability that it belongs to

  • class H?
  • class L?
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