A garden has 8 white roses and 11 red roses. One rose is plucked from the garden and then one more rose is plucked, without replacement.

Let the event W = plucking a white rose the first time;

and event R = plucking a red rose the second time.

In two or more complete sentences, explain the meaning of probabilities P (R/W) and P (W/R). Do they have same value?

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Bender

13 November, 03:23

A garden has 8 white roses and 11 red roses. One rose is plucked from the garden and then one more rose is plucked, without replacement.

Let the event W = plucking a white rose the first time;

and event R = plucking a red rose the second time.

In two or more complete sentences, explain the meaning of probabilities P (R/W) and P (W/R). Do they have same value?

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Emery Sampson · Answer 1

No they do not have the same value but it looks like they could have the same value because they are the same letter but the w and the r are just switched up each time