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Mathematics, 11.05.2021 18:00 hd14yarnell

Suppose that among diet soda drinkers 70% like Diet Coke, 60% like Diet Pepsi, and 50% like both. (a) Given that a randomly sampled person from this population likes Diet Pepsi, what's the probability that the person also
likes Diet Coke?
(b) What is the probability that a randomly selected person from this population likes neither?
(c) Are the two events A = {likes Diet Pepsi) and B = {likes Diet Coke) disjoint? Explain.

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