1 4.43 Consider the two events. A = [Obese] B = [Male] () for persons in...

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1 4.43 Consider the two events. A = [Obese] B = [Male] () for persons in the age group 20-39 years old. A survey taken in early 2009-2010 by the National Center for Health Statistics, suggests the probabilities P(A)=.36 P(B) = .50 P(AB) = .18 for a randomly selected person. (a) Enter these probabilities in the following table. (b) Determine the probabilities of AB, AB, and AB and fill in the table. B B A 77 A 1 4.43 Consider the two events. A = [Obese] B = [Male] () for persons in the age group 20-39 years old. A survey taken in early 2009-2010 by the National Center for Health Statistics, suggests the probabilities P(A)=.36 P(B) = .50 P(AB) = .18 for a randomly selected person. (a) Enter these probabilities in the following table. (b) Determine the probabilities of AB, AB, and AB and fill in the table. B B A 77 A

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