Machine \(X\) produces \(70\%\) of a factory’s items; machine \(Y\) produces \(30\%\). Of \(X\)’s items, \(2\%\) are defective. Of \(Y\)’s items, \(5\%\) are defective.
Draw a tree diagram with source first and defect status second.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen item is defective.
Given that an item is defective, find the probability that it came from \(Y\).
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