ated as very easy, P(A) = 0.08, easy, P(B) = 0.29, average, P(C) = 0.34, difficult, P(D) = 0.17 or very difficult, P(E) = 0.12. Find the probabilities that the subjects will be rated based on the following categories: Average, easy, or very easy Average, difficult or very difficult Neither very difficult nor very easy Difficult or very easy

ated as very easy, P(A) = 0.08, easy, P(B) = 0.29, average, P(C) = 0.34, difficult, P(D) = 0.17 or very difficult, P(E) = 0.12. Find the probabilities that the subjects will be rated based on the following categories: Average, easy, or very easy Average, difficult or very difficult Neither very difficult nor very easy Difficult or very easy

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The probability that indicates the subject will be rated as very easy, P(A) = 0.08, easy, P(B) = 0.29, average, P(C) = 0.34, difficult, P(D) = 0.17 or very difficult, P(E) = 0.12.

Find the probabilities that the subjects will be rated based on the following categories:

Average, easy, or very easy
Average, difficult or very difficult
Neither very difficult nor very easy
Difficult or very easy

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