Exam 175.271.362.473.363.875.881.961.463.994.475.690.185.187.060.271.245.656.042.018.842.488.089.377.875.564.557.979.689.283.052.761.861.761.881.275.081.777.269.982.083.787.8Exam 269.767.783.561.276.758.749.859.588.375.086.280.392.758.526.349.259.332.761.576.028.957.252.361.183.082.756.749.128.085.775.084.172.843.076.750.576.773.0Question:Using the scores of the exams:(a) What is the probability of getting at least a Cgrade, where C = 70% in Exams 1 and 2?

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