The document presents the analysis of 400 accidents that occurred on a Saturday night. The analysis focuses on the number of vehicles involved and whether alcohol played a role. The results are organized in a table format with the following columns and rows:**Table Title:** Analysis of Saturday Night Accidents**Columns:**1. Did alcohol play a role? (Yes/No)2. Number of Vehicles Involved (1 or 2 / 3 or More)**Rows:**- **Totals for 1 or 2 vehicles involved:** - No alcohol: 39 accidents - Alcohol: 55 accidents - Total: 94 accidents- **Totals for 3 or more vehicles involved:** - No alcohol: 29 accidents - Alcohol: 16 accidents - Total: 45 accidents- **Grand Totals:** - Total without alcohol: 68 accidents - Total with alcohol: 71 accidents - Total number of accidents: 400**Questions:**a. What is the probability that the accident involved alcohol or a single car?b. What is the probability that the accident involved 3 or more vehicles or involved alcohol?c. What is the probability that the accident involved 3 or more vehicles given that alcohol was involved?

From the provided information, Did alcohol play a role? 1 2 3 or more Totals Yes 55…

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