Based on the United States population health insurance data in 1993, the probability that an adult between the ages of 45 and 64 does not have health insurance coverage of any kind is 0.123.

• Suppose that you randomly select a 47-year-old man and an unrelated 59-year-old woman from this population. What is the probability that both individuals are uninsured?
• What is the probability that both adults have health insurance coverage?
• If five unrelated adults between the ages of 45 and 64 are chosen from the populations, what is probability that all five are uninsured?

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ANSWER We can assume that the probability that a randomly selected 4564 yearold adult does not have ... View the full answer