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The table below displays results from experiments with polygraph instruments. Fi

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Question

The table below displays results from experiments with polygraph instruments. Find P left parenthesis subject lied | negative test result right parenthesis .P(subject lied | negative test result). Compare this result with the probability of selecting a subject with a negative test? result, given that the subject lied. Ar P left parenthesis subject lied | negative test result right parenthesisP(subject lied | negative test result) and P left parenthesis negative test result | subject lied right parenthesisP(negative test result | subject lied)

?equal?

Did the Subject Actually? Lie?

No? (Did Not? Lie)

Yes? (Lied)

Positive test results

11

41

Negative test results

33

10

?P(subject lied? | negative test

?result)equals=nothing

?(Round to three decimal places as? needed.)

Find the probability of selecting a subject with a negative test? result, given that the subject lied.

Upper P left parenthesis negative test result | subject lied right parenthesisP(negative test result | subject lied)equals=nothing

?(Round to three decimal places as? needed.)

Compare the two values. Are they? equal?

Yes?

No?

Explanation / Answer

P(subject lied) = 51/95 =0.5368

P(subject lied n negative test result)=10/95 =0.1053

P(negative test results)=43/95 =0.4526

1)

P(Subject lied | negative test result)

=P(subject lied n negative test results)/P(negative test results)

=0.1053/0.4526

=0.233

2)P(negative test result | subject lied)

=P(negative test result n subject lied)/P(subject lied)

=0.1053/0.5368

=0.196

Both values are different.

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