> Question 10 4 pts Suppose the probability that a U.S. resident has travelled to Australia is 0.18, to China is 0.11, and to both countries is 0.02. Are traveling to Australia and to China disjoint events? No, travel to Australia and CV Explain. Because 2% of Americans ha Are traveling to Australia and to China Yes, travel to Australia and Cv independent events? Note: Compare answers to 2 decimal places. Explain. Because P(Australia) P(Chir v Question 10 4 pts Suppose the probability that a U.S. [Choose] is 0.11, and to both countries is 0. No, travel to Australia and China are not independent events. Because 2% of Americans have been to both countries. Yes, travel to Australia and China are disjoint events. Are traveling to Australia and to China Because 0.02% of Americans have been to both countries. disjoint events? Yes, travel to Australia and China are independent events. Explain. No, travel to Australia and China are not disjoint events. Because P(Australia) xP(China) - P(Australia and China) Are traveling to Australia and to China Because P(Australia) xP(China) - P(Australia and China) independent events? Note: Compare Because P(Australia) P(China) - P(Australia or China) answers to 2 decimal places. Because P(Australia) *P(China) - P(Australia or China) Explain Because P(Australia) *P(Chir + Previous