The table above shows data from demographic research-
ers studying the number of living siblin...
Mathematics, 04.03.2020 05:38, jamesgraham577
The table above shows data from demographic research-
ers studying the number of living siblings people have. If
a person is chosen at random from Group A, what is the
probability that the person has no living siblings?
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