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Kathy and Peter both drive older cars that dont always work in the wintertime. Suppose that Kathy's car works 80% of the time and Peter's works 65% of the time. What is the probability they will both be
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Kathy and Peter both drive older cars that dont always work in the wintertime. Suppose that Kathy's car works 80% of the time and Peter's works 65% of the time. What is the probability they will both be working on any given morning?

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Your answer would be .52


Step-by-step explanation:

0.8 * 0.65 = .52
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