<PRE><B>Question 1182724</B>
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probability a student will pass an economics exam is 1/2
probability the student pass economics and management exam is 3/5
probability that the student pass economics or management exam is 4/5
find the probability the students pass a management exam
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The problem is posed &amp;nbsp;FATALLY &amp;nbsp;INCORRECTLY.



The probability of the intersection of two events &amp;nbsp;(&amp;nbsp;passing &amp;nbsp;Economics &amp;nbsp;AND &amp;nbsp;Management, &amp;nbsp;3/5&amp;nbsp;) &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;CAN &amp;nbsp;NOT &amp;nbsp;BE &amp;nbsp;GREATER 


the probability of any of the two basic events &amp;nbsp;(&amp;nbsp;passing &amp;nbsp;Economics, &amp;nbsp;1/2&amp;nbsp;).



Posed this way as written in the post, &amp;nbsp;the &amp;nbsp;&quot;problem&quot; &amp;nbsp;is a &amp;nbsp;FAKE &amp;nbsp;and is good for re-cycling, &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;ONLY.




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