(27)The Bukit Aamn Police Headquarters classifies crimes by age (in years)of the criminal and whether the crime is violent or non – violent. As shownbelow, a total of 150 crimes were reported last year.Age in yearsType of Crime Under 20 20 to 40 Over 40 TotalViolent27411482Non – Violent 12342268-Total397536150 c) What is the probability of selecting a case involving a violent erime or an offender less than 20years old?d) Given that a violent crime is selected for analysis, what is the probability the crime was committedby a person under 20 years old?e) Two crimes are selected for review by Judge Alif. What is the probability that both are violentcrimes?

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) What is the probability of selecting a case involving a violent crime or an offender less than 20 years old d) Given that a violent crime is selected for analysis, what is the probability the crime was commited by a person under 20 e) Two crimes are selected for review by Judge Alif. What is the probability that both are violem years s old? crimes?

) What is the probability of selecting a case involving a violent crime or an offender less than 20 years old d) Given that a violent crime is selected for analysis, what is the probability the crime was commited by a person under 20 e) Two crimes are selected for review by Judge Alif. What is the probability that both are violem years s old? crimes?

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