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When looking at the association between the events “owns a car” and “own a pet,” if the events are independent then the probability:
P(owns a pet | owns a car) is equal to?
A) P(owns a pet)
B) P(owns a pet) + P(owns a car)
C) P(owns a car)
D) P(owns a pet) x P(owns a car)
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