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Suppose that 26% of people own cats. If you pick two people at random

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Answer:13 percent would have cats and the other 13 percent wouldn’t

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Given:
Probability of a person owning a dog is 0.28
Choose two persons at random, find probability that both are dog-owners.

Solution:
probability of dog-ownership for one person chosen at random = 0.28
probability of dog-ownership for two persons chosen at random = 0.28%5E2+=+0.0784

Answer: probability of two dog-owners out of two randomly chosen persons is 0.0784.
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