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Question: Causes of death. Government data assign a single cause for each death that occurs in the United States. The data show that the probability is 0.27 that a randomly chosen death was due to heart disease, and 0.23 that it was due to cancer. What is the probability that a death was due either to heart disease or to cancer? What is the probability that the death was due to some other cause?
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