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MATH-M 118 Study Guide - Final Guide: Buttermilk, Solution Set, Sample Space

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Instructions: this exam consists of 30 multiple-choice questions. Indicate your answer choice for each question by placing the appropriate capital letter in the correct space below. You may write in the test as much as needed, but no credit is given for anything written inside the exam itself. You may use only one-line or two-line scientific calculators. Please keep this cover page attached to your exam. Please use capital letters: _________, _________, _________, _________, _________, _________, _________, _________, _________, _________ Problem 01: a universal set u has two disjoint subsets, a and b, with n(u) = 110, n(a) = 42, and n(b) = 57. Which of the following is n( a" b" ) : 1, 15. Problem 02: a die is weighted so that all of the even numbers are equally likely, and all of the odd numbers are equally likely. In addition, each even number is three times as likely as each odd number.

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