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The graph below shows that adults dependent on tobacco have a greater probability of suffering from some ailments than the general adult population. When making two or more selections from populations with large numbers, such as the general adult population or the population dependent on tobacco, we assume that each selection is independent of every other selection. If three adults are randomly selected from the population of cigarette smokers, what is the probability that at least one person suffers from frequent hangovers?
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In trapezoid efgh, m∠hef=(4x2+16)∘ and m∠gfe=(5x2+12)∘. find the value of x so that efgh is isosceles. i'm desperate.
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