ect Question 3 0 / 1 pts There are 8 m&ms in a bag: 5 are brown, 1 is blue, and 2 are red. What is the probability that you randomly select a red mam from the bag? Write your answer as a decimal. 0.06 OMct Question 6 0 / 2 pts The table shows a random sample of 105 hikers and the areas they prefer to hike in. On Near lakes and The coastline mountain Total streams peaks Female 18 16 16 50 Male 16 25 14 55 Total 34 41 30 105 Find the probability that a hiker is female or is someone that likes to hike on mountain peaks (in probability notation, P(Female or mountain peaks)). Round your answer to three decimal places. 6Incorrect Question 9 0 / 2 pts Suppose a study of speeding violations and drivers who use cell phones produced the following fictional data: Speeding No speeding violation in the violation in the Total last year last year Uses cell phone 25 280 305 while driving Does not use cell phone while 45 405 450 driving Total 70 685 755 You are more likely to have a speeding violation in the last year if you are a cell phone user . Answer 1: a cell phone userIncorrect Question 10 0 / 1 pts Over the years, you have accrued a large collection of fiction and nonfiction books. The probability of selecting a book that is fiction is 51%. What is the probability of selecting 3 books (with replacement) that are all nonfiction? Round to three decimal places. 3There are key words to look for in a problem that tell us now to calculate probability. If a problem contains the phrase "find the probability of event A or event B." we should use the addition rule to calculate the probability. If a problem contains the phrase "find the probability of event A and event B from a table," we should use the multiplication rule for independent events to calculate the probability. If a problem contains the phrase "find the probability of event A and event B assuming A and B are independent," we should use the joint probability rule (look for the number of successes in the intersection of A and B and divide by the total) to calculate the probability. If a problem contains the phrase "find the probability of event A given event B." we should use the conditional probability rule to calculate the probability. Answer 1: addition rule Answer 2: multiplication rule for independent events Answer 3: joint probability rule (look for the number of successes in the intersection of A and B and divide by the total) Answer 4; conditional probability rule