If there is 0.25 probability that a child in New York gets the flu and a 0.30 probability that a chuld in Los Angeles gets the flu, what is the probability that both will get the flu?

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If there is 0.25 probability that a child in New York gets the flu and a 0.30 probability that a chuld in Los Angeles gets the flu, what is the probability that both will get the flu?

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Answer:

Probability: 0.25 x 0.3=0.075

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Asinkxcoswt answered Apr 20, 2022

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