Mathematics, 31.08.2019 23:10 edsimms21111
Janelle requested one statistics book from two different libraries of her neighborhood. there is 52% chance that the book is available in the first library and there is 25% chance of its availability in the second library.
the probability that janelle can check out the statistics book from the second library and not from the first library is
a .12
b .36
c .25
d .75
e .52
the probability that the book is not available for checkout at either of the libraries is
a .52
b .75
c .25
d .12
e .36
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