The following table is based on information from the U.S. Census Bureau regarding the type of health insurance coverage of people by age in the year 2006: Health Insurance Coverage Age <18 (A) 18-44 (B) 45-64 (C) >64 (D) Private (P) 353 545 382 185 Government (G) 202 115 105 315 None (N) 85 260 109 35 Find P(C or A)

The following table is based on information from the U.S. Census Bureau regarding the type of health insurance coverage of people by age in the year 2006: Health Insurance Coverage Age <18 (A) 18-44 (B) 45-64 (C) >64 (D) Private (P) 353 545 382 185 Government (G) 202 115 105 315 None (N) 85 260 109 35 Find P(C or A)

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Health Insurance Coverage	Age
<18 (A)	18-44 (B)	45-64 (C)	>64 (D)
Private (P)	353	545	382	185
Government (G)	202	115	105	315
None (N)	85	260	109	35