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Chapter 7.3, Problem 12E
AspaceprobenearNeptiinecommuiiicateswthEarthusingbitstrings.Supposethatinitstransmissionsitsendsaione-thirdofthetiraeandaohvo- thirds ofthetime^taaois sent, theprobabilitv’thatitisreceived correctly is 0.9, and theprobabilitj’thatitisreceivedinconecdy(asai)iso.i.^Tien aiis sent, theprobabilih'thatitisreceivedcorrecdyis 0,8, and theprobabilih’thatitisreceived incorrectly (asao)is 0.2.
- Findtheprobabilitythatao is received.
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