What is the probability, In your math class there are 17

What is the probability

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In your math class there are 17 boys and 23 girls. 10 of the boys and 10 of the girls are freshmen. If you randomly choose a student in your class, what is the probability that you'll choose a girl or a freshman? Please show work.

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