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b) The probability that a manager reads the Daily Telegraph is 0.7. The probability that she...


b) The probability that a manager reads the Daily Telegraph is 0.7. The probability that she reads the Daily Telegraph but not the Financial Times is 0.6. The probability that she reads neither is 0.2. Find the probability that she reads the Financial Times only.
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Probability that She reads financial Times only is 0.1

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