A company is bidding two projects. The chance of win project A is 18%; win project B is 20%, and the chance of win both is 5%. What is chance that your company will win neither projects? What is the chance that you company will win project B but not project A? If someone told you that your company won project B, now what is the chance that your company will not win project A? Are events A and B independent events?

A company is bidding two projects. The chance of win project A is 18%; win project B is 20%, and the chance of win both is 5%. What is chance that your company will win neither projects? What is the chance that you company will win project B but not project A? If someone told you that your company won project B, now what is the chance that your company will not win project A? Are events A and B independent events?

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A company is bidding two projects. The chance of win project A is 18%; win project B is 20%, and the chance of win both is 5%.
What is chance that your company will win neither projects?
What is the chance that you company will win project B but not project A?
If someone told you that your company won project B, now what is the chance that your company will not win project A?
Are events A and B independent events?

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