People who quit smoking after smoking for a long time:
A. may not get worse, but their overall health will remain bad.
B. show significant improvements in their health.
C. will continue to deteriorate but at a slower rate.
D. will remain at risk for heart attack but not for cancer.
Answer: B
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a. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are mutually exclusive. b. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are independent. c. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are exhaustive. d. simply multiply the two probabilities.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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What will be an ideal response?