Let A be the event that randomly choosen American is Hispanic, andlet B be the e
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Let A be the event that randomly choosen American is Hispanic, andlet B be the event that the person is white.Hispanic Not Hispanic
asian 0.000 0.036
black 0.003 0.121
white 0.060 0.691
others 0.062 0.027
d) Express "the person chosen is a nonhispanic white" in terms ofevents A and B. what is the probability of this event?
My question:
I still don't understand how Ihave to solve this problem. I tried the following:
P(A)= 0,875
P(B)= 0,751
P(A and B)= P(A) x P(B), so 0,875 x 0,751= 0,657
But you can't use this rule, because here P(A) and P(B) aredependent. But at school they say it was the correct answer. Idon't understand why.
Let A be the event that randomly choosen American is Hispanic, andlet B be the event that the person is white. Let A be the event that randomly choosen American is Hispanic, andlet B be the event that the person is white.
Hispanic Not Hispanic
asian 0.000 0.036
black 0.003 0.121
white 0.060 0.691
others 0.062 0.027
d) Express "the person chosen is a nonhispanic white" in terms ofevents A and B. what is the probability of this event?
My question:
I still don't understand how Ihave to solve this problem. I tried the following:
P(A)= 0,875
P(B)= 0,751
P(A and B)= P(A) x P(B), so 0,875 x 0,751= 0,657
But you can't use this rule, because here P(A) and P(B) aredependent. But at school they say it was the correct answer. Idon't understand why.