A person is going for a jog; there are two times during the route that the path can go either left or right. There is a 84% chance the jogger will turn left at the first intersection. Further, 13.095% of the time people who turned left at the 1st intersection will turn right at the 2nd and 81.25% of those turned right at the 1st intersection will turn right at the 2nd. For this entire question, if rounding only round during the final step of calculation and use at least five digits after the decimal when reporting your answer. A person from this population is randomly chosen. Table Let A represent the event of a right-hand turn at the 1st intersection. Let B represent the event of a right-hand turn at the 2nd intersection. rows are P(A), P(A^c) and Row probabilities columns are P(B), P(B^c), and column probabilities