E) Only one truck will rise in price (not both)? F) no more than one truck will rise in price?3 a) Are A and B mutually exclusive? Why?b) are A and B independent? Why?

The probability that truck A will rise in price is 0.56 while the probability that truck B will rise in price is 0.55. The probability of both trucks rising in price is 0.41. A = truck A will rise in price B = truck B will rise in price Report numeric answers to 2 decimal places. Do not convert to percent. 1. Use the given information to complete the following probability table. A and B represent the complements of events A and B respectively. B B Total A A Total 1.00 2. What is the probability that a) truck A will not rise in price? b) only truck B will rise in price? c) at least one truck will rise in price? d) both trucks will not rise in price