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Addition Thermo on Probability.

In a certain college, the men play various sports in the following proportions:

                        Football = 60% of all men                   Basketball = 50% of all men

                        Both Football and Basketball = 30% of all men

If a man is randomly selected for an interview, what is the chance he will:

            a. Play football or basketball? 

            b. Play neither sport?

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