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Mathematics, 26.03.2021 06:20 chelsea1524

According to a recent survey of first-year high school students, 28% chew gum daily. The students were also asked if they had recently gotten a cavity filled at the dentist. Of the 47% of first-year students who responded that they had a cavity recently filled, only 39% chewed gum daily. Is chewing gum independent of having a cavity filled recently?

Yes, P(Gum) = P(Gum|Cavity).
Yes, P(Gum) = P(Cavity|Gum).
No, P(Gum) ≠ P(Gum|Cavity).
No, P(Gum) ≠ P(Cavity|Gum).

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