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Find the
b.
Find the probability that a randomly selected person who is under age 65 will get flu this year.
c.
Find the probability that a selected person is a senior citizen who will get flu this year for a community that has 95% senior citizens.
Find the probability that a randomly selected person who is under age 65 who will get flu this year for a community that has 95% senior citizens.
d.
Find the probability that a randomly selected person is a senior citizen who will get flu this year for a community that has 50% senior citizens.
Find the probability that a randomly selected person under age 65 who will get flu this year for a community that has 50% senior citizens.
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