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james9437 · **on:** Jul 24, 2018

At a particular university, a study has shown that students who live on campus are more likely to have GPAs over 3.0 than students who do not. A freshman at this university is randomly selected at the beginning of the fall term. Define events A = the student lives on campus, and B = the student has a GPA over 3.0 at the end of the fall term. According to the housing office, P(A) = .80 . Which statement is definitely true about P(BA) based on this information?
a. P(BA) = .80
b. P(BA) is greater than P(Bnot A)
c. P(BA) is less than P(Bnot A)
d. P(BA) = P(Bnot A)

Question 2

A football player is randomly selected from all NCAA Division I college teams. Define the events D = the football player plays defense and T = the football player is over 6 feet tall. Suppose that we also know that of all NCAA Division I football players, 15 are shorter than 6 feet. What do we know about events D and T?
a. They are independent events.
b. They are dependent events.
c. They are disjoint events.