Hiw:-An elementar school is offer ing (3) languageClasses:in spanish,one in Fren ch andoneone in Ger man. These classesf the (10) students in the schoo, There aref&8) students in the Spanish Class, (26) inthe French class, and (16) in the Germanclass. There are (12) students that arc in both eSpanish and Frenchy (4) that are in bothSpanish and German, and (6) that are in both &French and German, In addition, there are (2)estudents taking allare open to any3 classes.1. If astudent is chosen andomly, what is theprobability that he or sheis not in any ofthe se classes?2If a student is chosen randomly, whatisthe probability that he or she is takingexactly.one language class ?

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