A car manufacturer recently discovered two major flaws present in some of their models. It is...
A car manufacturer recently discovered two major flaws present in some of their models. It is estimated that 3% of a car chosen randomly will have the first flaw present, 5% the second flaw and 2% both flaws. Once a car from this manufacturer is chosen randomly what is the probability that the car
a) has at least 1 of these flaws
2) has at least 1 of these flaws but not both flaws simultaneously
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