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The following two-way table shows the distribution of weekend work hours and how long employees have been at the company. Suppose an employee is selected from this company at random. Let event A = work weekends and event B = worked less than 5 years. Are events A and B independent? Employment Status Less 5 or More Than 5 Total Years Years 30 5 O No, P(A) = P(BIA). No, P(A) = P(AB). Yes, P(A) = P(AB) O Yes, P(A) = P(BIA). 35 Weekend Work Hours Work Weekends Do Not Work Weekends Total 5 10 15 35 15 50

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