Mathematics, 24.04.2020 16:22, joey4843

In 1994, the number of accidental deaths in the United States totaled 92,200 people. The three leading causes of accidental deaths were: motor vehicle (43,000 deaths), falls (13,300 deaths). poisoning (8,000 deaths). Source: The New York Times Almanac (2000).

(a) What percent of the accidental deaths was due to other causes?

(b) What is the probability that a randomly chosen person would have died due to a non-motor vehicle accident?

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