4. A huge box of miscellaneous items is considered. Let G an item is green B = an item has a blatsger K = an item is a k

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4. A huge box of miscellaneous items is considered. Let G an item is green B = an item has a blatsger K = an item is a kerwat Consider the Venn Diagram shown above. .13 G .07 a. The total of the shown probabilities is not equal to 1 because (check one) there is overlap between events the sample space does not have to total to 1 b. Which two events are mutually exclusive? (circle all that apply) G and B G and K B and K .46 d. Find the probability that an item doesn't have a blatsger. B there are items in the sample space that are not in any of the 3 given events there are some of the items in the box that have blatsgers that are not shown .2 none are mutually exclusive C. Put a check mark next to ALL of the statements that are TRUE pertaining to the people in the study: Some of the items in the study do not have a blatsger. Some of the items that are green are also kerwats. Some of the items that have blatsgers are not green. f. Find the probability that an item either is green or has a blatsger. K If an item is green, then it definitely has a blatsger. If an item is a kerwat, then it definitely does not have a blatsger. There are items in the study that have a blatsger, that are neither a kerwat nor green. Write the probability statement in symbols and find the probability for each of the following. All people are assumed to randomly selected from those who participated in the study. e. Find the probability that an item is either a kerwat or green. S