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75% of students watch The Simpsons and 50% watch Family Guy. Among the students who watch...

75% of students watch The Simpsons and 50% watch Family Guy. Among the students who watch Family Guy, 80% watch The Simpsons.
A) what is the proability randomly selected student watches neither
B) what is the proability randomly selected student watches both shows
C) randomly selected student watches The Simpsons, what is the probability that they watch Family Guy
D) are these independent events? Explain
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