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To find: The probability of a student driving while texting or getting into an accident while driving.
Answer to Problem 6E
The probability of a student driving while texting or getting into an accident while driving is 0.18.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The probability of a student driving while texting was 0.16, the probability of a student getting into an accident while driving was 0.07 and the probability of a student getting into an accident while driving and texting was 0.05.
Calculation:
We know that
So the required probability is
Thus, the probability of a student driving while texting or getting into an accident while driving is 0.18.
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