Mathematics, 25.10.2021 14:40, cheychey1620

In a parking lot there are only white cars, green cars, and red cars. If one car is selected at random from the lot, the probability that the selected car would be a green car is one sixth and the probability that it would be a red car is one eighth. What is the probability that it would be a white car?

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