Mathematics, 31.07.2019 04:30, wrharris95791

Hansel makes the following statement: "i have an 80% chance of being selected as the captain of the baseball team and a 10% chance of being elected student body president." what is the probability that hansel will be selected as the captain of the baseball team and will be elected student body president?

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