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    There are 145 people in a seminar. 52 of which are male, and the rest female. 23 males and 58 females wore some sort of red clothing item. What is the probability that the person is a male or someone who wore a red piece of clothing?

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    There are 145 people in a seminar. 52 of which are male, and the rest female. 23 males and 58 females wore some sort of red clothing item. What is the probability that the person is a male or someone who wore a red piece of clothing?

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    There are 145 people in a seminar. 52 of which are male, and the rest female. 23 males and 58 females wore some sort of red clothing item. What is the probability that the person is a male or someone who wore a red piece of clothing?

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    ProbabilityQuestion2:

    Thereare145peopleinaseminar.52ofwhicharemale,andtherestfemale.Out
    ofthe145people,23malesand58femalesworesomesortofredclothingitem.Ifa
    personfromtheseminarwaschosenrandomly,whatistheprobabilitythatthepersonisa
    maleorsomeonewhoworearedpieceofclothing?

    Solution:
    P(AorB)=P(A)+P(B)P(AandB)
    P(maleorred)=(52/145)+(81/145)(23/145)=(22/29)or.7586or75.86%

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