[part2_Item#5] (Probability of an Event and Mutually Exclusive Events) THIS IS NOT A MULTIPLE CHOICE! The day after, their class decided to pick apresident. Despite telling the class they did notdesire for such a position, all four were the onlyones nominated. Hyunjin (A) and Seungmin (B) aregiven the same chance of winning; since Jeongin(C) is well-publicized, he is given twice the chanceof either Su-hyeok or Cheong-san; and Felix (D),since he is known for being a crybaby, is given justhalf the chance of Hyunjin. What is the probabilitythat:a. Jeongin wins the election?b. Hyunjin does not win the election?

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[part2_Item#5] (Probability of an Event and Mutually Exclusive Events) THIS IS NOT A MULTIPLE CHOICE!

The day after, their class decided to pick a
president. Despite telling the class they did not
desire for such a position, all four were the only
ones nominated. Hyunjin (A) and Seungmin (B) are
given the same chance of winning; since Jeongin
(C) is well-publicized, he is given twice the chance
of either Su-hyeok or Cheong-san; and Felix (D),
since he is known for being a crybaby, is given just
half the chance of Hyunjin. What is the probability
that:
a. Jeongin wins the election?
b. Hyunjin does not win the election?

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