Question

If a cat falls out of a tree, it has a probability of 0.92 that it will land
on its feet. If a cat climbs a tree and falls out, then climbs the tree
and falls out again, what is the probability that it lands on its feet
both times?

Answer 1

The probability that the cat lands on its feet both times it falls out of a tree is 0.85

How to determine the probability?

The probability that the cat lands on its feet is given as:

P(Feet) = 0.92

The probability that it lands on its feet twice is calculated using:

P = P(Feet) * P(Feet)

So, we have:

P = 0.92 * 0.92

Evaluate

P = 0.85

Hence, the probability is 0.85

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