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What are the Taiwan's army's chances

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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You plan to invade Taiwan but Taiwan has a defense army. 50% of the army will be defended when you attack via infantry. But normally the Taiwan army defense is at 40%. You usually attack by sending your infantry at 10%. What are the Taiwan's army's chances

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