If a police officer pulls over someone for speeding, the police officer can either give a ticket or a warning, so it is impossible for a police officer to give a ticket and a warning for speeding. If the probability that a police officer will give a warning for speeding is 0.03, and the probability that a police officer will give a ticket or a warning for speeding is 0.52, what is the probability that a police officer will give a ticket for speeding

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Jocelynn Carpenter

Mathematics

14 June, 06:00

If a police officer pulls over someone for speeding, the police officer can either give a ticket or a warning, so it is impossible for a police officer to give a ticket and a warning for speeding. If the probability that a police officer will give a warning for speeding is 0.03, and the probability that a police officer will give a ticket or a warning for speeding is 0.52, what is the probability that a police officer will give a ticket for speeding

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Chicken Wing · Answer 1

0.49

Step-by-step explanation:

P (warning or ticket) = P (warning) + P (ticket) - P (warning and ticket)

0.52 = 0.03 + P (ticket) - 0

P (ticket) = 0.49