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Suppose we select a resident of the apartment building at random.

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The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:dog
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:cat
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:0.519
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Suppose we select a resident of the apartment building at random.

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The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:cat
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:dog
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:0.90
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✔ dogcat

A
✔ dog
B
cat
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0.27 0.519 ✔ 0.90

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0.27
B
0.519
C
✔ 0.90
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Suppose we select a resident of the apartment building at random.

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The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:dog
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:cat
The probability that a randomly selected resident owns a , given that the person also owns a , is equal to approximately .:0.519
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dog ✔ cat

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dog
B
✔ cat
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0.27 ✔ 0.5190.90

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0.27
B
✔ 0.519
C
0.90
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Let event A = Music and event B = Hatched.Are events A and B independent?

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Yes, P(A) = P(A|B).
B
Yes, P(A) = P(B|A).
C
No, P(A) ≠ P(A|B).
D
No, P(B) = P(B|A).
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yes ✔ nonot enough information

A
yes
B
✔ no
C
not enough information

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