Fast pleaseee!!! A certain kind of tire has a life exceeding 30,000 miles with probability 0.80. What is theprobability that a set of these tires on a car, at least one will last longer than 30,000 miles?Select one:O a. 0.0016O b. 0.5904O c. 0.4096O d. 0.9984

SOLUTION Probability of a tyre having a life more than 30,000 miles = 0.80 For a set of tyres ( 4…

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