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According to the Current Population Survey of the Census Bureau, 67% of children live with both parents, 23% live with their mother only, and 5% live with their father only. The rest live with neither parent. If we choose a child at random, what is the probability that the child lives with only ONE parent (father OR mother)?

12 years ago

Answered by PsyDAG

Either-or probabilities are found by adding the individual probabilities.

.23 + .05 = ?

12 years ago

Answered by Sam

.28

10 years ago

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