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Consider the population of all students at Carleton University. Suppose that 38% of students have a Mastercard, 51% a Visa, and 24% have both types of credit cards. If a randomly selected student has a Mastercard, what is the probability they have a Visa? Select one: a. 0.4706 b. 0.7451 c. 0.6500 d. 0.6316 e. 0.1938

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P( Master Card) = 0-38 P( risa) = 0.5) Il master and insa) = 0.24 Plvisa / Master Com sal mastrCard - P(visa and Mastercard )

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