The probability that it rains is about 20%. The probability that the bus is late is about 8%.
The probability that it rains and the bus is late is about 3%.
The probability that the train is late is about 5%.
The probability that it rains and the train is late is about 1%.

6. To decide whether the rain and the train running late are dependent or independent events, first define the two events and then write their probabilities as decimals. (3 points) Let event A = . P(A) = . Let event B = . P(B) = . A and B = . P(A and B) = . 7. Use the probabilities from question 6 to decide whether the rain and the train running late are independent or dependent events. (2 points: 1 point for the correct math, 1 point for the conclusion)