Of all the DVDs in a large shipment, 21% have a defective disc, 15% have a defective case, and 11% have both defects. If you purchase one of the DVDs in this shipment, find the probability that it has the following. (a) a defective disc or a defective case (b) a good disc or a good case (c) a good disc and a good case

Of all the DVDs in a large shipment, 21% have a defective disc, 15% have a defective case, and 11% have both defects. If you purchase one of the DVDs in this shipment, find the probability that it has the following. (a) a defective disc or a defective case (b) a good disc or a good case (c) a good disc and a good case

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