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Mathematics, 21.11.2019 22:31 tyrickdavis1

The prerequisite for a required course is that students must have taken either course a or course b. by the time they are juniors, 56% of the students have taken course a, 26 % have had course b, and 12% have done both. a) what percent of the juniors are ineligible for the course? b) what's the probability that a junior who has taken course a has also taken course b? c) are taking these two courses disjoint events? explain. d) are taking these two courses independent events? explain.

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