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A, b and c are three students who attend the same tutorial classes. if the probability that on a particular day exactly one out of a and b attends the class is 7/10; exactly one out of b and c attends is 4/10; exactly one out of c and a attends is 7/10. i

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Given :  A, b and c are three students who attend the same tutorial classes.  the probability that on a particular day exactly one out of a and b attends the class is 7/10; exactly one out of b and c attends is 4/10; exactly one out of c and a attends is 7/10  

To Find :  All of three attends

Solution:

exactly one out of a and b attends the class

a - a∩b  + b - a∩b  

= a + b  - 2a∩b   =   7/10

exactly one out of b and c attends the class

= b + c  - 2b∩c   =   4/10

exactly one out of c and a attends the class

= a + c  - 2a∩c   =   7/10

=> 2 (a  + b + c  - a∩b - b∩c - a∩c )  = 7/10 + 4/10 + 7/10

=> a  + b + c  - a∩b - b∩c - a∩c = 0.9

1 =  a  + b + c  - a∩b - b∩c - a∩c  + a∩b∩c

=> 1 = 0.9 + a∩b∩c

=>  a∩b∩c = 0.1

All of three attends  probability = 1/10

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