Let A be the event that a student likes chocolate. Let B be the event that a student likes math. H 37% of students like chocolate. H 57% of students like math. 23% of students like both. ■ Use this information to answer questions #6-11. A II. I. III. IV B

Let A be the event that a student likes chocolate. Let B be the event that a student likes math. H 37% of students like chocolate. H 57% of students like math. 23% of students like both. ■ Use this information to answer questions #6-11. A II. I. III. IV B

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Let A be the event that a student likes chocolate.
Let B be the event that a student likes math.
37% of students like chocolate.
57% of students like math.
23% of students like both.
Use this information to answer questions #6-11.
A
II.
I.
III.
IV.
B

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