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Sears rates its salespersons according to their sales ability and their potentia

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Question

Sears rates its salespersons according to their sales ability and their potential for advancement. They sampled 500 salespeople with following data: Potential for Advancement Fair Good Excellent Below Average 16 12 22 Average 45 60 45 Above Average 93 72 135 (a) Calculate the probability that a randomly selected Sear's salesperson has above average sales ability and is an excellent potential for advancement? (b) Calculate the probability that a randomly selected Sear's salesperson will have average sales ability an and good potential for advancement? (c) Calculate the probability that a randomly selected Sear's salesperson will have below average sales ability and fair potential for advancement? (d) Calculate the probability that a randomly selected Sear's salesperson will have an excellent potential for advancement given they also have above average sales ability? (e) Calculate the probability that a randomly selected Sear's salesperson will have an excellent potential for advancement given they also have average sales ability?

Explanation / Answer

Below average sales person = 50
Average = 150
Above average = 300

P(below sales ) = 50/500 = 0.1
similarly P(average) = 0.3
P(above avg.) = 0.6

(A) 0.6 x 135/300 = 0.270
(B) 0.3 x 60/150 = 0.120
(C) 0.1 x 16/50 = 0.0320
(D) (135/500)/0.6 = 0.450
(E) (45/500)/0.3 = 0.300

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