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Select the correct answer. The probability that Ashley drives faster than the speed limit (event A) is 0. 34, and the probability that he gets a speeding ticket (event B) is 0. 22. The probability that he drives faster than the speed limit, given that he has gotten a speeding ticket, is 1. Are events A and B dependent or independent? A. Dependent B. Independent C. Insufficient data D. Depends on the other events in the sample space.

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