The ABC Beads Company sells packages marked “5,000 beads.” In a recent quality-control experiment, the plant managers collected data on their two packing machines to see if they overcount or undercount the number of beads in a package. The table below summarizes the data.
A customer decides to count the beads in a package that she purchases from ABC Beads. She finds that it has more than the advertised 5,000 beads. What is the probability that this package came from Machine 2?
