show all work Suppose that at a particular hospital, 90% of all knee surgeries are successful...
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Suppose that at a particular hospital, 90% of all knee surgeries
are successful and 75% of hip surgeries are successful. If one
person has a knee surgery and a second person has a hip surgery,
find the probability that exactly one of the two surgeries is
successful.
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