It is believed that for Easter candy, 80% love a chocolate bunny, 31% love Peeps, and...
It is believed that for Easter candy, 80% love a chocolate bunny, 31% love Peeps, and 90% love a chocolate bunny or Peeps.
(a) What is the probability of picking someone that loves a chocolate bunny and Peeps?
(b) Organize this information in a Venn Diagram.
(c) What is the probability of picking a person that ...
i. ... loves Peeps but not a chocolate bunny?
ii. ... loves Peeps or a chocolate bunny but not both?
iii. ... loves a chocolate bunny if they like Peeps?
(d) Are the events of picking someone that loves a chocolate bunny and picking someone that loves Peeps independent or dependent? Explain.
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