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A Gallup Poll of U. S. adults indicated that Kentucky is the state with the highest percentage of smokers (Gallup. com, December 2015). Consider the following example data from the Tri-State region, an area that comprises northern Kentucky, southeastern Indiana, and southwestern Ohio. state smoker non smokerKentucky 47 176Indiana 32 134Ohio 49 182total 118 492a. Use the data to compute the probability that an adult in the Tri-State region smokes. b.What is the probability of an adult in each state of the Tri-State region being a smoker? Which state in the Tri-State region has the lowest probability of an adult being a smoker?
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