In a university,30% of the students major in Business Management,25% major in Mathematics, and10% major in both Business Management and Mathematics.A student from this university is selected at random.What is the probability that the student majors in neither of these two courses?O 1– P(BUM) = 0.55%3DO 1 – P(B'n M') = 0.90O 1– P(BUM) = 0.90O 1– P(BN M) = 0.55%3D

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