**Text Transcription:** The City Council of a large northern metropolis promised its citizens that in the event of snow, all major roads connecting the city to its train stations would remain open. The City Council did not keep its promise during the first blizzard of the season. Write a statement that represents the situation. Choose the correct answer below. - **A.** No major roads connecting the city to its train stations were open. - **B.** At least one major road connecting the city to its train stations was open. - **C.** At least one major road connecting the city to its train stations was not open. - **D.** The train stations were forced to close. **Explanation:** This exercise is a multiple-choice question assessing comprehension of the situation based on the scenario described. The question requires the participant to identify which statement accurately reflects the event where the City Council failed to keep its promise during a snowfall emergency.
**Text Transcription:** The City Council of a large northern metropolis promised its citizens that in the event of snow, all major roads connecting the city to its train stations would remain open. The City Council did not keep its promise during the first blizzard of the season. Write a statement that represents the situation. Choose the correct answer below. - **A.** No major roads connecting the city to its train stations were open. - **B.** At least one major road connecting the city to its train stations was open. - **C.** At least one major road connecting the city to its train stations was not open. - **D.** The train stations were forced to close. **Explanation:** This exercise is a multiple-choice question assessing comprehension of the situation based on the scenario described. The question requires the participant to identify which statement accurately reflects the event where the City Council failed to keep its promise during a snowfall emergency.
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis
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