3. Suppose that if a driver runs a red light at a particular intersection, on any given day there is a 2% chance of getting pulled over without getting a ticket, and a 5% chance of getting pulled over with a ticket. Calculate the probabilities of each of the following events, assuming that in each description the driver has run the red light. Show your calculations. a. Not getting a ticket today. b. Not getting a ticket today AND not getting a ticket tomorrow. c. Getting pulled over today (with OR without getting a ticket) d. Not getting pulled over today

3. Suppose that if a driver runs a red light at a particular intersection, on any given day there is a 2% chance of getting pulled over without getting a ticket, and a 5% chance of getting pulled over with a ticket. Calculate the probabilities of each of the following events, assuming that in each description the driver has run the red light. Show your calculations. a. Not getting a ticket today. b. Not getting a ticket today AND not getting a ticket tomorrow. c. Getting pulled over today (with OR without getting a ticket) d. Not getting pulled over today

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3. Suppose that if a driver runs a red light at a particular intersection, on any given day there is a 2% chance of
getting pulled over without getting a ticket, and a 5% chance of getting pulled over with a ticket. Calculate
the probabilities of each of the following events, assuming that in each description the driver has run the red
light. Show your calculations.
a. Not getting a ticket today.
b. Not getting a ticket today AND not getting a ticket tomorrow.
c. Getting pulled over today (with OR without getting a ticket)
d. Not getting pulled over today

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