2. In a large city, 70% of the households have cable Internet access and 90% have a smart tv. Suppose these two events are independent. What is the probability that a randomly selected household will be one that has cable access and has a smart tv?
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This can be written as a probability of 0.70. Second, we know that 90% of households have 3 smart TVs. This can be written as a probability of 0.90. Show more…
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