Probability of rejecting from all schools

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Question: Suppose you have applied to three graduate schools: A, B, and C. The odds of getting into A are 20%, into B are 40%, and into C are 60%. What is the probability you get rejected at all three schools? Get accepted to at least one school? The response must be typed, single spaced, must be in times new roman font (size 12) and must follow the APA format.

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