Many organisations, including the Cancer Society of New Zealand, endorse the recommendation that people consume three servings of vegetables and two servings of fruit per day as this provides some protection from heart disease and cancer. A report states that 49% of New Zealanders regularly eat fresh fruit and vegetables and that, among this same group, 80% agree it is good for their health. Interestingly, in addition the report states that 94% of those who do not eat fresh fruit and vegetables regularly also believe eating fresh fruit and vegetables regularly is good for health. If a New Zealander is selected randomly, determine the probability that this person:

(a) regularly eats fresh fruit and vegetables, and believes this to be a dietary practice that is good for their health.

(b) does not regularly eat fresh fruit and vegetables.

(c) does not regularly eat fresh fruit and vegetables, yet believes this to be a dietary practice that is good for health.

(d) believes regularly eating fresh fruit and vegetables is a dietary practice that is good for health.

(e) regularly eats fresh fruit and vegetables, given they believe this to be a dietary practice that is good for their health.

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