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Demographics and Population Statistics The following table shows the ABO and Rh blood-type probabilities for people in the United States.10 (This table is called a joint probability table. Each number in the table can be thought of as the probability of an intersection; for example, the probability of blood type A and negative Rh is 0.06.)

Suppose a U.S. resident is selected at random. Find the following probabilities.
a. The person has Rh-positive blood.
b. The person has type B blood.
c. The person does not have type O blood.
d. The person has type AB or Rh-negative blood
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