The table below shows the number of endangered and threatened animal species in the United States as of November,30,1998.BirdsTotalMammals59ReptilesAmphibiansOthersEndangeredThreatenedTotal7514198355152169120679035267475If an animal species is selected at random, find the probability that the animal species is an Endangered and a Threatened.Select one:O a. ZeroO b. 0.5O d. 0.1410979

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The table below shows the number of endangered and threatened animal species in the United States as of November,30,1998. Mammals 59 Birds 75 Reptiles Amphibians Endangered Threatened Total Others 198 69 Total 355 14 8 15 21 17 120 67 90 35 16 267 475 If an animal species is selected at random, find the probability that the animal species is an Endangered and a Threatened. Select one: O a. Zero O b.0.5 O d. 0.1410

The table below shows the number of endangered and threatened animal species in the United States as of November,30,1998. Mammals 59 Birds 75 Reptiles Amphibians Endangered Threatened Total Others 198 69 Total 355 14 8 15 21 17 120 67 90 35 16 267 475 If an animal species is selected at random, find the probability that the animal species is an Endangered and a Threatened. Select one: O a. Zero O b.0.5 O d. 0.1410

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The table below shows the number of endangered and threatened animal species in the United States as of November,30,1998.
Birds
Total
Mammals
59
Reptiles
Amphibians
Others
Endangered
Threatened
Total
75
14
198
355
15
21
69
120
67
90
35
267
475
If an animal species is selected at random, find the probability that the animal species is an Endangered and a Threatened.
Select one:
O a. Zero
O b. 0.5
O d. 0.1410
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