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The following table give joint probabilities relating cell phone usage to stoppi

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Question

The following table give joint probabilities relating cell phone usage to stopping properly at intersections.

a) Compute the probability of failing to stop at an intersection, given the driver

was on the cell phone.

The following table give joint probabilities relating cell phone usage to stopping properly at intersections. Compute the probability of failing to stop at an intersection, given the driver was on the cell phone. Compute the probability of failing to stop at an intersection, given the driver was not using a cell phone. Compute the probability of stopping properly at an intersection, given the driver was on a cell phone. Are cell phone usage and failing to stop at intersections independent of each other? Why or why not?

Explanation / Answer

a) 0.047

b)0.201


c)0.016


d)no they are not independent if they were then probability would be zero rather than 0.047

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