PresidentLindaMariaAnnVice PresidentBobJimJohnBobJimJohnBobJimJohn(a) How many outcomes are there?outcome(s)Outcome(Linda, Bob)(Linda, Jim)(Linda, John)(Maria, Bob)(Maria, Jim)(Maria, John)(Ann, Bob)(Ann, Jim)(Ann, John)(b) How many outcomes have both Maria and Bob being chosen?outcome(s)(c) How many outcomes have Linda or Ann being chosen?outcome(s)

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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