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Suppose that E, F, and G are events with P(E) = 8/25 , P(F) = 11/50...

Suppose that E, F, and G are events with P(E) = 8/25 , P(F) = 11/50 , P(G) = 23/100 , E and F are mutually exclusive, E and G are independent, and P(F | G) = 20/23 . Find P(E ∪ F ∪ G).

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