In a survey of 120 adults, 55 said they had an egg for breakfast that morning,...
In a survey of 120 adults, 55 said they had an egg for breakfast that morning, 40 said they had juice for breakfast, and 70 said they had an egg or juice for breakfast. If one adult is to be chosen, find:
a) The probability that the adult had an egg but no juice for breakfast?
b) The probability that the adult had neither an egg nor juice for breakfast?
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