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The uploaded document is a homework assignment on **Basic Statistics**. Here is a summary of its contents:

### Topics Covered:
1. **Levels of Measurement**: Understanding different data types such as nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio.
2. **Sample Spaces**: Defining the sample spaces for experiments involving coins, dice, cards, and balls.
3. **Probability Problems**: Various probability scenarios including:
   - Tossing coins and dice.
   - Drawing tickets or cards.
   - Word problems with MBA job applications, odds of truth-telling, machine tools production, and cookie selections.
   - Problems involving Bayes' theorem.
4. **Application-Based Problems**: Bayesian probability problems, including:
   - Biased and fair coins.
   - Rain prediction accuracy based on weather forecasts.
5. **Theoretical Questions**: Defining concepts such as:
   - Classical and empirical probability.
   - Independence of events.
   - Theorems of probability, such as addition, multiplication, and Bayes' theorem.

### Sample Problems (with Answers):
1. **Probability Examples**:
   - A person surveys 50 people, and 35 have heart disease; 20 are male. Find the probability that a heart disease patient is male: \( \frac{20}{35} \).
   - Machine tools are defective from three factories, and the task is to find which factory is most likely to be responsible for a defective machine.

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### Related Questions:
1. How can you differentiate between nominal and ordinal data?
2. What is the sample space when tossing three coins?
3. How is Bayes' theorem applied in real-life scenarios like weather forecasting?
4. What is the probability of drawing a heart from a deck of cards?
5. How does the classical definition of probability differ from the empirical definition?

### Tip:
When working with probabilities, always check if events are independent or dependent to correctly apply probability rules (e.g., multiplication theorem vs. Bayes' theorem).

Homework assignment on Basic Statistics covering probability, levels of measurement, sample spaces, and Bayes' theorem.

Solve various probability problems involving coin tosses, card draws, and Bayes' theorem. Topics include levels of measurement, sample spaces, and theoretical probability concepts suitable for Grades 11-12 or undergraduate students.

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