Two hundred adults over the age of 18 were polled regarding their use of various social media websites; the data aredisplayed in the Venn diagram shown here. Here A = the event that the person uses website A and B = the event that theperson uses website B. A person who participated in the survey is randomly chosen. Answer parts a) through d) below.a) Find the probability that the person uses website B.The probability is(Simplify your answer.)b) Find the probability that the person uses website B and not website A.The probability is(Simplify your answer.)c) Find the probability that the person uses website B or website A.The probability is(Simplify your answer.)d) Find the odds against each event in parts a) through c).The odds against the person using website B are(Simplify your answers. Type whole numbers.)The odds against the person using website B and not website A are(Simplify your answers. Type whole numbers.):0The odds against the person using website B or website A are :0(Simplify your answers. Type whole numbers.)A44B461

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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