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4.1 Probability (A-level only)

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Question 129

A survey of 120 software developers was conducted to determine which programming languages they used for a specific project: Python (PPP), Java (JJJ), and C++ (CCC). The results were as follows:

  • 54 used Python
  • 48 used Java
  • 42 used C++
  • 18 used Python and Java
  • 20 used Java and C++
  • 14 used Python and C++
  • 6 used all three languages
a.

Represent this information in a Venn diagram.

[4]
b.

A developer is chosen at random from the survey group.

Calculate the probability that the developer used Java but did not use Python or C++.

[1]
c.

Find the probability that the developer used Java or C++ or both.

[2]
d.

Given that the developer used Java or C++ or both,

calculate the probability that the developer did not use Python.

[3]
e.

Determine whether the events 'using Python' and 'using Java' are statistically independent. Justify your conclusion.

[3]
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4.1 Probability (A-level only) Questions

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164 exam-style questions on WJEC A Level Maths 4.1 Probability (A-level only), covering 4.1.1 Probability (A-level only), 4.1.2 Probability (A-level only), and 4.1.3 Probability (A-level only). Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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