Suppose that 12% of a certain batch of calculators have a defective case, and that 16% have defective batteries. Also, 4% have both a defective case and defective batteries. A calculator is selected from the batch at random. Find the probability that the calculator has a goodcase and good batteries.The probability that the calculator has a good case and good batteries is(Type an integer or a decimal.)C

P(Defective case)=0.12 P(Defective batteries)=0.16 P(Defective case and Defective batteries )=0.04

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