Suppose that 30% of a population has a virus. You take a random sample of 5 people from this population. a. The events "First person chosen has the virus" and "Second person chosen has the virus" are: O dependent O independent Find the probability (round to three dec mals) that: b. All 5 people have the virus. c. None of the 5 people have the virus.

Suppose that 30% of a population has a virus. You take a random sample of 5 people from this population. a. The events "First person chosen has the virus" and "Second person chosen has the virus" are: O dependent O independent Find the probability (round to three dec mals) that: b. All 5 people have the virus. c. None of the 5 people have the virus.

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