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The probability of a snowstorm on Thanksgiving is 0.13 and the probability of a snowstorm on Christmas is 0.72. Assuming that these two events are independent: What is the probability of snowstorms on both Thanksgiving and Christmas?
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you dont have to give me answer just need help
in percent form? would be 85% *hoping its right*
sadly no
because theyre independent
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the probability of snow on both christmas and thanksgiving
yeah but percent decimal... what?
its okay i can try to figure it out! its hard
i think you have to multiply, ill look
yeah i got it
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Alright sorry i couldnt help :/
no worries thanks!
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