Suppose that 54% of families living in a certain country own an HDTV and 24% own a computer. The Addition Rule might suggest, then, that 78% of families own either an HDTV or a computer. What's wrong with that reasoning? Choose the correct answer below. OA. The sum of the probabilities of the two given events does not equal 1, so this is not a legitimate probability assignment. B. The reasoning is correct. Thus, 78% of families own either an HDTV or a computer. C. A family may own both an HDTV and a computer. The events are not disjoint, so the Addition Rule does not apply. OD. If one family owns an HDTV or a computer, it can influence another family to also own an HDTV or a computer. The events are not independent, so the Addition Rule does not apply.