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How can you determine the probability that Ben wins the heat?

How can you determine the probability that Ben wins the heat? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "Chad})=.3, and Pr({Ben, Tim})=.4, and Pr({Grover})=.4. Could you tell me t…

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Probability that Ben wins the heat
Given probabilities for the possible winners
Pr({Ben, Chad}) = .3
Pr({Grover}) = .4
The remaining probability for Tim is .3
Pr({Ben, Tim}) = .4
Therefore, Pr({Ben}) = .1

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"Chad})=.3, and Pr({Ben, Tim})=.4, and Pr({Grover})=.4. Could you tell me the probability that Ben wins the heat? Yes. If Pr({Ben, Chad})=.3 and Pr({Grover})=.4, that leaves .3 probability left over for Tim. And if Pr({Ben, Tim})=.4, this implies that Pr({Ben})=.1."

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