If the probability that a person over 40-year-old is diabetic, is 0.55 and the probability that a person has hypertension is 0.62. If a person is selected randomly, find the probability that he is diabetic

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Juanpavergara asked Sep 1, 2023

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If the probability that a person over 40-year-old is diabetic, is 0.55

and the probability that a person has hypertension is 0.62. If a person
is selected randomly, find the probability that he is diabetic and and has hypertension

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Answer:

0.341

Explanation:

Multiply the probabilities: 0.55 * 0.62 = 0.341

Gene Pavlovsky answered Sep 6, 2023

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