A marine biologist analyzes 200 water samples from a local estuary for the presence of three specific pollutants: Nitrates (NNN), Phosphates (PPP), and Microplastics (MMM). The frequencies of these pollutants found in the samples are summarized as follows:
A sample is selected at random from the 200.
Find the probability that the sample does not contain Microplastics.
Find P(N∩P∩M′)P(N \cap P \cap M')P(N∩P∩M′).
Find P(N∪P∪M′)P(N \cup P \cup M')P(N∪P∪M′).
Find the probability that the sample contains at most one type of pollutant.
Given the selected sample has at most one type of pollutant, find the probability it contains Nitrates.
The random variable X X\,X is the number of the pollutants NNN, PPP, M M\,M found in a randomly selected sample.
Find E(X)E(X)E(X).
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