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9709 P52 - Nov 2024 - Q1 - 6 marks
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At a college each student plays exactly one of tennis, hockey or netball. The numbers in Years 1 and 2 are shown below.

TennisHockeyNetball
Year 1162212
Year 2241828

One student is chosen at random from all 120. Let \(X\) be the event that the student is in Year 1 and \(N\) the event that the student plays netball.

(a) Find \(P(X\mid N)\). [1]

(b) Find \(P(N\mid X)\). [1]

(c) Determine whether X and N are independent. [1]

One netball player takes 8 shots at goal. Each shot succeeds with probability 0.15, independently of all other shots.

(d) Find the probability that she succeeds on fewer than 3 shots. [3]

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