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Im not the best at word problems please help :/

Im not the best at word problems please help :/-example-1

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Answer:


P(A\text{ or B)=}(13)/(19)

Explanation:

Probability is represented by the following equation;


P(A)=\frac{\text{ Numer of possible outcomes}}{\text{Total of the population}}

The probability of two disjoint events A or B happening is


P\mleft(AorB\mright)=P\mleft(A\mright)+P\mleft(B\mright).

Then, as we can see on the table:

Let A be for graduated students

Let B Off-campus housing

Total of students: 19


\begin{gathered} P(A)=(3)/(19) \\ P(B)=(10)/(19) \\ P(A\text{ or B)=}(3)/(19)+(10)/(19) \\ P(A\text{ or B)=}(13)/(19) \end{gathered}

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