The 2010 American Community Survey estimates that 14.6% of Americans live below the poverty line, 20.7% speak a language other than English at home, and 4.2% fall into both categories. Answer the following questions (give all percents to the nearestwholepercent).

d) Just in case you were guessing in part c), if the events were independent, what percent would fall into both categories? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent) e) If I choose two Americans at random, what is the probability that both live below the poverty line? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent) f) If I choose two Americans at random, what is the probability that both speak English at home? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent) g) If I choose an American at random, what is the probability that they live below the poverty line or speak a language other than English at home (or both)? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent) h) If I choose two Americans at random, what is the probability that one speaks English at home and the other does not? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent)

i) If I choose two Americans at random, what is the probability that either one (or both) speaks English at home? (Give your answer to the nearestwholepercent)