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QUESTION 7 The probability of being stopped at one traffic light is 0.40. The probability of being stopped at the next traffic light is 0.30. The probability of being stopped at both lights is 0.12. part a. Are the two lights independent? part b. Given that a car stops at the first traffic light, what is the probability the car will stop at the next light? (Answer as a decimal to the hundredths)

QUESTION 7 The probability of being stopped at one traffic light is 0.40. The probability of being stopped at the next traffic light is 0.30. The probability of being stopped at both lights is 0.12. part a. Are the two lights independent? part b. Given that a car stops at the first traffic light, what is the probability the car will stop at the next light? (Answer as a decimal to the hundredths)

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The probability of being stopped at one traffic light is 0.40. The probability of being stopped at the next traffic light is 0.30. The
probability of being stopped at both lights is 0.12.
part a. Are the two lights independent?
part b. Given that a car stops at the first traffic light, what is the probability the car will stop at the next light? (Answer as a
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