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There are 1150 students and all are enrolled in both Bio and Chem. Only 50 got A+ in Chem. 375 got A+ in Biology. 45 got A+ in both Bio and Chem. We...
There are 1150 students and all are enrolled in both Bio and Chem.
Only 50 got A+ in Chem.
375 got A+ in Biology.
45 got A+ in both Bio and Chem.
We select a student at random from the 1150 students.
- What is the probability that the student got an A+ in Bio but not in chem?
- What is the probability that the student got an A+ in Chem but not in bio?
- What is the probability that the student did not get an A+ in Bio or did not get an A+ in Chem?
- What is the probability that the student got an A+ in at least one of these two courses?
- What is the probability that the student did not get an A+ in Bio and did not get an A+ in Chem?