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Jacqueline solved 80% of problems correctly in a math test whereas Marc solved only 65% of the problems correctly.


Let the event J = correct problems solved by Jacqueline,

and the event M = correct problems solved by Marc.

AP(J) × P(M) = P(J ∩ M)
BThe probability that Jacqueline and Marc both can solve a problem in a math test is 0.93.
CP(J) × P(M) = P(J ∪ M)
DJ and M are independent events.
EThe probability that Jacqueline and Marc both can solve a problem in a math test is 0.52

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that:  "E. The probability that Jacqueline and Marc both can solve a problem in a math test is 0.52; B. The probability that Jacqueline and Marc both can solve a problem in a math test is 0.93."

Answer:

Option A , D and E holds.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the event J = correct problems solved by Jacqueline,

and the event M = correct problems solved by Marc.

Jacqueline solved 80% of problems correctly in a math

So, probability of correct problems solved by Jacqueline P(J)=0.80

Marc solved only 65% of the problems correctly.

So, probability of correct problems solved by Marc P(M)=0.65

Probability of correct problems Solved by Marc and Jacqueline :

= \(P(J) \times P(M)\)

= \(0.80\times0.65\)  

= \(0.52\)  

So, Option E is correct.

we also know that and means intersection .

So, P(J) × P(M) = P(J ∩ M)

So, Option A is also correct.

Since option A holds .

So, property of independent events is satisfied :\(P(A) \times P(B)=P(A \cap B)\)

Thus Option D also holds.J and M are independent events.

Hence Option A , D and E holds.

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