It is a known fact that accidents happen more often driving the car rather than flying. Jim drives 180 days and flies 120 times per year. If for every 110 days driving you get into one accident and for every 10000 flying you get into 3 accidents, what is the probability of getting into two accidents, driving and flying on the same day.

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i think that it will be
p=(1.5*0.009)+0.003=0.0165

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It is a known fact that accidents happen more often driving the car rather than flying. Jim drives 180 days and flies 120 times per year. If for every 110 days driving you get into one accident and for every 10000 flying you get into 3 accidents, what is the probability of getting into two accidents, driving and flying on the same day.

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i think that it will be
p=(1.5*0.009)+0.003=0.0165

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i think that it will be p=(1.5*0.009)+0.003=0.0165