1:48 AM Sun Jun 13@ 20% I+ :3. 75% of young adults (aged 18-35) have a Netflix account, 64% have a Hulu account, and45% have both.а.What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a Netflix or Huluасcount?b. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has neither a Netflix nor aHulu account?c. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a one account but notthe other?

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3. 75% of young adults (aged 18-35) have a Netflix account, 64% have a Hulu account, and 45% have both. a. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a Netflix or Hulu account? b. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has neither a Netflix nor a Hulu account? c. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a one account but not the other?

3. 75% of young adults (aged 18-35) have a Netflix account, 64% have a Hulu account, and 45% have both. a. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a Netflix or Hulu account? b. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has neither a Netflix nor a Hulu account? c. What's the probability a randomly selected young adult has a one account but not the other?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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