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Answer:

6/11

Explanation:

$p(number \: less \: than \: 4) = (3)/(11)$

$p(odd \: number) = (5)/(11)$

$p(number \: \: less \: than \: 4 \: and \: odd) = (2)/(11)$

Now we know that

p(aUb) = p(a) + p(b) - p(anb)

$p(getting \: number \: less \: than\: 4 \: or \: odd \: number) =$

= (3)/(11) + (5)/(11) - (2)/(11)

= (6)/(11)

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