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(a) Use the data to estimate the probability of each event for a dating couple chosen at random: The couple is not engaged, dated less than 1 year before getting engaged, dated 1 to 2 years before getting engaged, or dated more than 2 years. Solution: We compute
(b) Do the probabilities of part (a) add up to 1? Why should they? What is the sample space in this problem? Solution: They do, and they should because they form a partition of the sample space, which means they’re disjoint events that account for all the cases. (If you find any mistakes please report them here)
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