In a sample of 91 people, 18 people like sports, 24 people like music, 30 people lik travelling and 19 people like reading . If a person is selected from this group, find the following probability that the selected person likes a) travelling b) either sports or music C) neither reading nor music

In a sample of 91 people, 18 people like sports, 24 people like music, 30 people lik travelling and 19 people like reading . If a person is selected from this group, find the following probability that the selected person likes a) travelling b) either sports or music C) neither reading nor music

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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