A police officer randomly selected 587 police records of larceny theft. The accompanying data represent the number of offenses for various types of larceny theftA) construct a probability model for a type of larceny theftB) are purse snatching larcenies unusual?C) are larcenies from buildings unusual? Data tableType of Larceny TheftPocket pickingPurse snatchingShopliftingFrom motor vehiclesMotor vehicle accessoriesBicyclesFrom buildingsFrom coin-operated machinesPrintNumber of Offenses8146208459010Done (a) Complete the table below.Type of Larceny TheftPocket pickingPurse snatchingShopliftingFrom motor vehiclesMotor vehicle accessoriesProbabilityBicyclesFrom buildingsFrom coin-operated machines(Round to three decimal places as needed.)

A police officer randomly selected 587 police records of larceny theft. The accompanying data represent the number of offenses for various types of larceny theft A) construct a probability model for a type of larceny theft B) are purse snatching larcenies unusual? C) are larcenies from buildings unusual

A police officer randomly selected 587 police records of larceny theft. The accompanying data represent the number of offenses for various types of larceny theft A) construct a probability model for a type of larceny theft B) are purse snatching larcenies unusual? C) are larcenies from buildings unusual

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