In a particular university, there is a 25% chance that a randomly selected student is either a master's student or a senior. If randomly selecting another student, what is the probability that it is not the case that they are either a master's student or a senior? Assume Event A: They are a master's student; Event B: They are a senior.

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In a particular university, there is a 25% chance that a randomly
selected student is either a master's student or a senior.
If randomly selecting another student, what is the probability that it
is not the case that they are either a master's student or a senior?
Assume Event A: They are a master's student; Event B: They are a
senior.
Transcribed Image Text:In a particular university, there is a 25% chance that a randomly selected student is either a master's student or a senior. If randomly selecting another student, what is the probability that it is not the case that they are either a master's student or a senior? Assume Event A: They are a master's student; Event B: They are a senior.
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