50% of studied bull terrors are white
11%are deaf
20%of the bull terriors are deaf
Based on the results of this study is being white independent of being deaf?
Since, of 50% bull terrors which are white and 11% of them are deaf.
That means some of bull terrors are white and deaf too.
This implies being white is not independent of being deaf.
50% of studied bull terrors are white 11%are deaf 20%of the bull terriors are deaf Based...
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