Customers arrive at a shopping mall by bus, or intheir own cars, or by taxi, in the relative quantitiesof 3:6:1, respectively. Of those who arrive by bus,1% spend over R200 in the mall. Of those whoarrive by car, 8% spend over R200 in the mall, andof those who arrive by taxi, 10% spend over R200.A customer arrives at the mall and promptlyspends over R200. What is the probability thathe/she arrived by car?O A. 0.048O B. 0.061C. 0.213O D. 0.787

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