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the probability of a student A passing an examination is 3/7 and of student B is 5/7 assuming the two event A passes, B passes as independent,find the probability only one of them passing the examination

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Answered by jhapraveenkumar9
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the probability of A passing the exam is 3/5 = .6

the probability of A failing the exam is 2/5 = .4


the probability of B passing the exam is 4/5 = .8

the probability of B failing the exam is 1/5 = .2



the probability of both students passing the exam is .6 * .8 = .48


the probability of only A passing the exam is .6 * .2 = .12


the probability of only one of them passing the exam is .6 * .2 + .4 * .8 = .12 + .32 = .44


the probability of neither passing the exam is .4 * .2 = .08

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