December
1998 QUESTION 1 (Compulsory) Total Marks: 20 Marks |
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(a) | Suppose that A and B are the
sets defined below. A = {x | x is a
real number such that x2 = 1}
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(i) List the members of set A and write out in full the power set P(A). | [2] | ||||||||||
(ii) What is the cardinality of the power set
P(B)? Show all of your working.
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(b) | Let A be the vector ![]() |
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(i) ABt | [2] | ||||||||||
(ii) AtB
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(c) | Calculate the value of ![]()
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(d) | Let the sets P, O and I
be the sets described below. P
The set of all prime numbers Taking the real numbers to be the universal set, draw a Venn Diagram showing the relationships between P, O and I.
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(e) | Two classes, each containing 30
students, sit the same examination. The means and variances are given below.
Comment on the relative abilities of the two classes justifying your observations by referring to both the means and the variances.
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(f) | The probability that an event A
occurs is 0.6 The probability that an event B occurs given that event A has occurred is 0.8. The probability that event B occurs given that event A has not occurred is 0.3
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(i) Calculate the probability of events A and B both occurring. | [1] | ||||||||||
(ii) Calculate the probability of event B occurring and event A not occurring. | [1] | ||||||||||
(iii) Hence calculate the probability of event B occurring. | [1] | ||||||||||
(iv) Hence calculate the probability that event A occurred given that event B occurred. | [1] |