Mathematics, 05.10.2019 07:30, edwrads4044

Lucas is applying to both stanford and cal-poly. the probability that he gets accepted to stanford is 0.4. the probability that he gets accepted to cal-poly is 0.3. the probability that he is accepted to both schools is 0.15.

a) what is the probability that he is accepted to one of the two schools?
b) what is the probability that he does not get accepted at either school?

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