In a sample of 300 adults, 123 like chocolate ice cream and 84 like vanilla ice cream.

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In a sample of 300 adults, 123 like chocolate ice cream and 84 like vanilla ice cream. One adult is randomly selected from these adults.

a. What is the probability that this adult likes chocolate ice cream?
b. What is the probability that this adult likes vanilla ice cream?
Do these two probabilities add to 1.0? Why or why not? Explain.

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