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Construct the sample space diagram from the following situation. In the diagram show the events, and...
Construct the sample space diagram from the following situation. In the diagram show the events, and the intersection with their probabilities.
In a city the crime record shows that 10% of all crimes are violent and 90% are not violent. 75 % of violent crimes are reported versus 60% of nonviolent crimes are reported. What is the probability that a crime is violent and reported?
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