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Question Number 19393 by myintkhaing last updated on 10/Aug/17
Three tennis players A, B and C play each  other only once. The probability that A will  beat B is (3/5), that B will beat C is (2/3), and that  A will beat C is (5/7). Find (1) the probability  that A will not win both games  (2) the probability that A will win not both games.
ThreetennisplayersA,BandCplayeachotheronlyonce.TheprobabilitythatAwillbeatBis35,thatBwillbeatCis23,andthatAwillbeatCis57.Find(1)theprobabilitythatAwillnotwinbothgames(2)theprobabilitythatAwillwinnotbothgames.
Answered by allizzwell23 last updated on 10/Aug/17
  Pr(A win B) = (3/5)   then Pr(A lose to B) = (2/5)  Pr(B win C) = (2/3)   then Pr(B lose to C) = (1/3)  Pr(A win C) = (5/7)   then Pr(A lose to C) = (2/7)  (1) Pr(A lose to both B and C) = (2/5)×(2/7) = (4/(35))  (1) Pr(A win both B and C) = (3/5)×(5/7) = (3/(35))
Pr(AwinB)=35thenPr(AlosetoB)=25Pr(BwinC)=23thenPr(BlosetoC)=13Pr(AwinC)=57thenPr(AlosetoC)=27(1)Pr(AlosetobothBandC)=25×27=435(1)Pr(AwinbothBandC)=35×57=335
Commented by myintkhaing last updated on 11/Aug/17
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Commented by Tinkutara last updated on 11/Aug/17
Yes your solution is true. Sorry for my  mistake.
Yesyoursolutionistrue.Sorryformymistake.
Commented by myintkhaing last updated on 11/Aug/17
Let > means beat. (A>B means A will beat B)                       A>B                    ∣                    A<B         B>C       ∣       B<C       ∣        B>C      ∣       B<C  A>C∣A<C∣A>C∣A<C∣A>C∣A<C∣A>C∣A<C     (i)       (ii)      (iii)     (iv)      (v)     (vi)    (vii)   (viii)  number of all possible outcomes = 8  For A will win both games, we choose event (i) and (iii)  So, P(A will win both games)=(3/5)×(2/3)×(5/7)+(3/5)×(1/3)×(5/7)=(3/7)  ∴ P(A will not win both games)=1−P(A will win both games)                                                                          =(4/7)                                       (OR)  P(A will win not both games)=1−P(A will win both games)                                                                      =(4/7)  Which solution is true? Please.
Let>meansbeat.(A>BmeansAwillbeatB)A>BA<BB>CB<CB>CB<CA>CA<CA>CA<CA>CA<CA>CA<C(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)(vii)(viii)numberofallpossibleoutcomes=8ForAwillwinbothgames,wechooseevent(i)and(iii)So,P(Awillwinbothgames)=35×23×57+35×13×57=37P(Awillnotwinbothgames)=1P(Awillwinbothgames)=47(OR)P(Awillwinnotbothgames)=1P(Awillwinbothgames)=47Whichsolutionistrue?Please.
Commented by myintkhaing last updated on 12/Aug/17
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