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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
From the given information:
Let assume that:
A be the distribution of contractor A and B be the distribution for contractor B
Then:
[tex]B \sim N ( \mu,\sigma^2)[/tex]
[tex]B \sim N ( 700,000, 50,000^2)[/tex]
A [tex]\sim[/tex] triangular distribution.
(a) Suppose that Jonah submits a bit of $750000;
The probability that Jonah win = P( B < 750000) * P(A < 750000)
[tex]P(B < 750000) = P \Big ( \dfrac{B - 700000}{50000}< \dfrac{750000 - 700000}{50000} \Big )[/tex]
[tex]P(B < 750000) = P \Big (Z < \dfrac{50000 }{50000} \Big )[/tex]
Then,
P(B < 750000) = P(Z < 1)
P(B < 750000) = 0.841
To simplify P(A < 750000); we take 800000 as 8, and 725000 as 7.25
[tex]A \sim triangular \ distribution[/tex]
[tex]f(a) = \left \{ {{\dfrac{2(a-6)}{2 \times 1.25} \ \ 6< a < 7.25 } \atop { \dfrac{2(8-a)}{2 \times 0.75 } \ \ 7.25 < a < 8}} \right.[/tex]
[tex]P(A < 7.25) = \int \limits ^ {7.25}_{6} f(a) \ .da[/tex]
[tex]= \int \limits ^{7.25}_{6} \ \dfrac{(a-6)}{1.25} \ da + \int \limits ^{7.5}_{7.25} \ \dfrac{(8-a)}{0.75} \ da[/tex]
[tex]= \dfrac{1}{1.25} \Big [ \dfrac{a^2}{2}- 6a \Big ] ^{7.25}_{6} + \dfrac{1}{0.75} \Big [ 8a - \dfrac{a^2}{2} \Big ] ^{7.5}_{7.25}[/tex]
= 0.625 + 0.2083
= 0.833
∴
The probability that Jonah wins = P( B < 750000) * P(A < 750000)
= 0.841 × 0.833
= 0.70055
= 70.06%
The probability that Jonah will win a bid = 70.06%
P(A win the bid) = P (A > 750000 ) * P(B < 750000)
P(A win the bid) = 0.841 * (1- 0.833)
P(A win the bid) = 0.14044
P(A win the bid) = 14.04%
P(B win the bid) = P(A < 750000) * P( B > 750000)
P(B win the bid) = 0.833 * ( 1 - 0.841)
P(B win the bid) = 0.13245
P(B win the bid) = 13.25%
∴
"A" win the bid is 14.04% and "B" win the bid is 13.25% respectively.