Recall the breath analyzer problem described in Example 4.3.5. Suppose the driver's blood alcohol concentration is actually
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Recall the breath analyzer problem described in Example 4.3.5. Suppose the driver's blood alcohol concentration is actually 0.09% rather than 0.075%. What is the probability that the breath analyzer will make an error in his favor and indicate that he is not legally drunk? Suppose the police offer the driver a choice-either take the sobriety test once or take it twice and average the readings. Which option should a "0.075%" driver take? Which option should a "0.09%" driver take? Explain.
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