Find the probability that either event will happen, given that it is estimated that the likelihood...
Find the probability that either event will happen, given that it is estimated that the likelihood of getting into your first choice graduate program is 18% and getting an interview at your ideal job is 30%.
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since both of the events seems unrelated therefore we can assume them to be independent
P(either event ) =P( graduate program )+P( interview at your ideal job ) -P(both )
=0.18+0.3-0.18*0.3 =0.426
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