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Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:40, coollid876

The probability that Chloe solves a particular math problem is 13 ; the probability that Jeleis solves that same problem is 53 ; and the probability that Danielle solves the problem is 34 . Given these probabilities are independent, find the probability that the problem is solved by:

a. all three students.

b. none of the students.

c. Chloe solves the problem but Jeleis and Danielle do not.

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