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The following table shows the probability of females and males preferring to drive an SUV or a sports Sport Utility Vehicle
(a) Are being male and preferring to drive a sports car independent or not independent? Show all calculations to support your answer. Round answer to nearest hundredth. Be sure to answer the question Let A = being a male Let B = preferring to drive a sports car
b) Are being female and preferring to drive an SUV independent or not independent? Show all calculations to support your answer. Round answer to nearest hundredth. Be sure to answer the question Let A = being a female Let B = preferring to drive an SUV
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