Random samples of 100 patrons from each of three different restaurants were asked which meal they purchased. The results are shown in the table below. Round each answer to exactly three decimal places. Restaurant ARestaurant BRestaurant CTotalBreakfast26294398Lunch532733113Dinner21442489Total100100100300If one meal is chosen at random,Find P( breakfast ): Find P( lunch and Restaurant C ): Find P( dinner or Restaurant A ): Find P( Restaurant B | lunch ): Which of the following are mutually exclusive events from the table above?:Restaurant C and Restaurant ABreakfast and Restaurant BRestaurant A and Dinner

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Random samples of 100 patrons from each of three different restaurants were asked which meal they purchased. The results are shown in the table below. Round each answer to exactly three decimal places.

	Restaurant A	Restaurant B	Restaurant C	Total
Breakfast	26	29	43	98
Lunch	53	27	33	113
Dinner	21	44	24	89
Total	100	100	100	300

If one meal is chosen at random,

Find P( breakfast ):

Find P( lunch and Restaurant C ):

Find P( dinner or Restaurant A ):

Find P( Restaurant B | lunch ):

Which of the following are mutually exclusive events from the table above?:

Restaurant C and Restaurant A
Breakfast and Restaurant B
Restaurant A and Dinner

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