75 patients are seen at a primary care clinic. Suppose 27 are visiting for an annual...
75 patients are seen at a primary care clinic. Suppose 27 are visiting for an annual checkup with no specific health complaints, and the remaining patients are here with their children who are complaining of either high fever or nausea. Assuming 36 have high fever and 13 have nausea, answer the following:
A. What is the probability that the patients are complaining of both high fever and nausea?
B. What is the probability that the patients are complaining of either high fever or nausea?
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