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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Students were asked what spring sport they prefer. The table represents the data.

Baseball Track Total

Male 48 62 110

Female 26 48 74

Total 74 110 184

Let:

Event A = preferring baseball

Event B = male

Which statement accurately describes this data?

A & B are independent because P(A | B) = 48/74 and the P(A) = 48/184 are equal.

A & B are not independent because P(A | B) = 48/110 and the P(A) = 74/184 are not equal.

A & B are independent because P(A | B) = 48/110 and the P(A) = 74/184 are equal.

A & B are not independent because P(A | B) = 48/174 and the P(A) = 110/184 are not equal.

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