Empirical evidence suggests that 25% of Florida drivers are uninsured.

If four random Florida drivers are involved in an accident, what is the probability that more than one of them are uninsured?

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Nadia Graves

19 January, 07:09

Empirical evidence suggests that 25% of Florida drivers are uninsured.

If four random Florida drivers are involved in an accident, what is the probability that more than one of them are uninsured?

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Trevor Austin · Answer 1

If the question is asking if only one isnt insured, the chances are 1/12.

If the question is asking if at least one isnt insured, the chances are 1/4.

Empirical evidence suggests that 25% of Florida drivers are uninsured.If four random Florida drivers are involved in an accident, what is the probability that more than one of them are uninsured?

Empirical evidence suggests that 25% of Florida drivers are uninsured.

If four random Florida drivers are involved in an accident, what is the probability that more than one of them are uninsured?