pls help! No long expalanation needed. Write the solutions legibly. UPVOTE will be given!STATISTICS AND PROBABILITYMULTIPLE CHOICESuppose a study of driving under influence and driving without seatbelt produced the following data: Driving under influence in year 2021Driving not under influence in year 2021Wearing seatbelt while driving40400Not wearing seatbelt while driving30285 A. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt and driving not under influence? a. 80/151b. 8/151c. 57/151d. 88/151B. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt given that he/she is under influence? a. 3/7b. 80/137c. 4/7d. 57/137C. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt or under influence?a. 94/151b. 94/137c. 80/137d. 80/151

A. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt and driving not under influence? a. 80/151 b. 8/151 c. 57/151 d. 88/151 B. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt given that he/she is under influence? a. 3/7 b. 80/137 c. 4/7 d. 57/137 C. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt or under influence?

A. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt and driving not under influence? a. 80/151 b. 8/151 c. 57/151 d. 88/151 B. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt given that he/she is under influence? a. 3/7 b. 80/137 c. 4/7 d. 57/137 C. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt or under influence?

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STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Suppose a study of driving under influence and driving without seatbelt produced the following data:

	Driving under influence in year 2021	Driving not under influence in year 2021
Wearing seatbelt while driving	40	400
Not wearing seatbelt while driving	30	285

A. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt and driving not under influence?

a. 80/151

b. 8/151

c. 57/151

d. 88/151

B. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt given that he/she is under influence?

a. 3/7

b. 80/137

c. 4/7

d. 57/137

C. What is the probability that the chosen driver is wearing seatbelt or under influence?

a. 94/151

b. 94/137

c. 80/137

d. 80/151

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