When a hockey team gets possession of the puck, the following probabilities have been estimated:
They carry the puck over the opposing blue line 0.6.
• They get a shot on net 0.3.
• They get a shot and score 0.01
• They cross the blue line and score 0.005.
Determine the probability that they score given that they get a shot.

p(a given b) = p(a and b) / p(b)

a is the probability that they score.

b is the probability that they cross the blue line.

p(a and b) is given as .005

this is the probability that they cross the blue line and score.

p(b is given as .6

that's the probability that they cross the opposing blue line.

the formula becomes:

p(a given b) = .005 / .6 = .0083333333

that's what i get using the p(a given b) formula.

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x = -2

y = 848

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