At a hardware store, the probability that a customer buys nails is 0.10. The probability that a customer buys nails given that the customer buys a hammer is 0.40. Which statement is true?

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At a hardware store, the probability that a customer buys nails is 0.10. The

probability that a customer buys nails given that the customer buys a
hammer is 0.40.
Which statement is true?

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Answer:

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Maor Barazani answered Oct 4, 2022

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Answer: Buying a hammer and buying nails are dependent events.

Robertpostill answered Oct 7, 2022

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