John is offering chocolates at a Plaza. The experimental probability of a randomly chosen shopper accepting a sample is 10%. The conditional probability of a customer purchasing some chocolates given that he/she tried the sample is 18%. No one buys the chocolate without trying the sample. IF John offers 600 people chocolate samples, how many sales will he make?
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we define the following
probability of accepting the sample = 10% =0.1
if tried, the probability of buying the sample=18% =0.18
Now, 10% will try the sample out of 600 samples which equals to 60 people.
Now, out of the 60 people defined above,18% will buy = (0.18*60)=10.8 sales
Thus, we conclude that he will make 10.8 sales