A university requires its biology majors to take a course called BioResearch. The prerequisitefor this course is that students must have taken either a Statistics course or a computer course. Bythe time they are juniors, 52% of the Biology majors have taken Statistics, 23% have taken acomputer course, and 7% have done both.a. What percent of the junior Biology majors are unable to take BioResearch?b. What's the probability that a junior Biology major who has taken Statistics has alsotaken a computer course?c. Are taking these two courses disjoint events? Explain.d. Are taking these two courses independent events? Explain.

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