50 students who take extracurricular Tennis (T); Swimming (R); Chess (C), with the following details: Tennis = 25 people Swimming for 25 people Chess = 25 people Tennis and Swimming = 8 people Tennis and Chess = 7 people Swimming and Chess = 6 people Swimming and Chess and Tennis = 2 people Make a venn diagram! If we randomly select a student from a list of 50 students, what is the probability that the student: Taking those three extracurriculars Taking Tennis but not Chess Taking Swimming but not Tennis

50 students who take extracurricular Tennis (T); Swimming (R); Chess (C), with the following details: Tennis = 25 people Swimming for 25 people Chess = 25 people Tennis and Swimming = 8 people Tennis and Chess = 7 people Swimming and Chess = 6 people Swimming and Chess and Tennis = 2 people Make a venn diagram! If we randomly select a student from a list of 50 students, what is the probability that the student: Taking those three extracurriculars Taking Tennis but not Chess Taking Swimming but not Tennis

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4. 50 students who take extracurricular Tennis (T); Swimming (R); Chess (C), with the following details:

Tennis = 25 people
Swimming for 25 people
Chess = 25 people
Tennis and Swimming = 8 people
Tennis and Chess = 7 people
Swimming and Chess = 6 people
Swimming and Chess and Tennis = 2 people

Make a venn diagram!

If we randomly select a student from a list of 50 students, what is the probability that the student:

Taking those three extracurriculars
Taking Tennis but not Chess
Taking Swimming but not Tennis
Taking Chess but not Swimming
Take Tennis or Chess but not Swimming
Taking Tennis but not Swimming or not Chess

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