SOLUTION: The probability that a first year student entering a certain private college needs neither a developmental math course nor a developmental English is 59% while 29% require a develo

Question 1176873: The probability that a first year student entering a certain private college needs neither a developmental math course nor a developmental English is 59% while 29% require a developmental math course and 31% require a developmental English course.
Find the probability that a first year student requires both a development math course and a developmental English course.
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
P(M or E)=P(M)+P(E)-P(Both); probability one or the other is 1-P(neither)=0.41
0.41=0.29+0.31-P(both)
P(both required)=0.19, the answer

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