Section 7.3 #19Complete a, b ,and c ,with the following probabilities of each person that died. There were 2,468,439 deaths in a country in a certain year. They are listed according to cause in the followingtable. If a randomly selected person died in this given year, use this information to find the following probabilities.Complete parts (a) through (c).(a) The probability that the cause of death was heart disease.The probability is(Round to four decimal places as needed.)CauseNumber of DeathsHeart: Disease597,688574,743138,080CancerChronic lowerrespiratory diseáseCérebrováscular diseáseAccidentsAlzheimer's disease129.476120,85883,49669,078Diabetes mellitusInfluenza andpneumoniaAll other causes50,092704,928

As per data given the number of deaths by heart disease is 597688 And the total number of deaths is…

There were 2,468,439 deaths in a country in a certain year. They, are listed according to cause in the following (a) The probability that the cause of death was heart disease. table. If a randomly selected person died in this given year, use this information to find the follovwing probabilities. Complete parts (a) through (c). The probability is (Round to four decimal places as needed.) Cause Number of Deaths Heart Disease 597.688 574.743 Cancer Chronic lower respiratory disease Cerebrovascular disease 138,080 129,476 120,858 Accidents Alzheimer's disease Diabetes mellitus Influenza and pneumonia All other causes 83,496 69,078 50,092 704,928

There were 2,468,439 deaths in a country in a certain year. They, are listed according to cause in the following (a) The probability that the cause of death was heart disease. table. If a randomly selected person died in this given year, use this information to find the follovwing probabilities. Complete parts (a) through (c). The probability is (Round to four decimal places as needed.) Cause Number of Deaths Heart Disease 597.688 574.743 Cancer Chronic lower respiratory disease Cerebrovascular disease 138,080 129,476 120,858 Accidents Alzheimer's disease Diabetes mellitus Influenza and pneumonia All other causes 83,496 69,078 50,092 704,928

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Section 7.3 #19 Complete a, b ,and c ,with the following probabilities of each person that died.

There were 2,468,439 deaths in a country in a certain year. They are listed according to cause in the following
table. If a randomly selected person died in this given year, use this information to find the following probabilities.
Complete parts (a) through (c).
(a) The probability that the cause of death was heart disease.
The probability is
(Round to four decimal places as needed.)
Cause
Number of Deaths
Heart: Disease
597,688
574,743
138,080
Cancer
Chronic lower
respiratory diseáse
Cérebrováscular diseáse
Accidents
Alzheimer's disease
129.476
120,858
83,496
69,078
Diabetes mellitus
Influenza and
pneumonia
All other causes
50,092
704,928

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