A city has two daily newspapers, A and B. A survey of 100 residents of the city shows that 35 people subscribe to A, 60 subscribe to B and 20 subscribe to both.Find the probability that a resident chosen is not subscribing to A or B together?Select one:O a. 1/3O b. 1/2O c. 3/4O d. 1/4

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Given data,n(A)=35n(B)=60n(A and B)=20P(Resident is not subscribing to A or B together)=?

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A city has two daily newspapers, A and B. A survey of 100 residents of the city shows that 35 people subscribe to A, 60 subscribe to B and 20: ind the probability that a resident chosen is not subscribing to A or B together? elect one: O a 1/3 O b. 1/2 O c3/4 Od 1/4

A city has two daily newspapers, A and B. A survey of 100 residents of the city shows that 35 people subscribe to A, 60 subscribe to B and 20: ind the probability that a resident chosen is not subscribing to A or B together? elect one: O a 1/3 O b. 1/2 O c3/4 Od 1/4

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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