Gce Model Questions Vol1 2025 Government Question 25
Practice objective / multiple choice question 25 from the 2025 Gce Model Questions Vol1 Government examination.
A bill must pass three successive readings in parliament to become law. The probability of passing the first reading is 0.8. If it passes the first reading, the probability of passing the second reading is 0.75, and if it passes the second, the probability of passing the third reading is 0.9. If the bill fails the first reading, it may be amended; the probability that an amendment is successful is 0.6, after which the bill faces the first reading again with the same probabilities. Assuming only one amendment attempt is allowed, what is the overall probability that the bill eventually becomes law? Give your answer rounded to three decimal places.
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This is Gce Model Questions Vol1 2025 Government Question 25. It is one of the objective questions from the 2025 Gce Model Questions Vol1 Government examination.
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