In the 2006 census, Statistics Canada reported that 38.5% of Canadian families had no children living at home, 27.3% had one child, 23.9% had two children, and 10.3% had three or more children living at home. If a family is selected at random, find the probability that living at home included (a) either one or two children (b) more than one child (c) less than three children Note: Percentage can be interpreted as probability. (a) 0.512 (b) 0.342 (c) 0.897 (a) 0.512 (b) 0.897 (c) 0.342 (a) 0.727 (b) 0.342 (c) 0.897 (a) 0.897 (b) 0.342 (c) 0.727