MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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3. Given that 18 individuals ride horses and play tennis in a population of forty, 26 people plays tennis and 20 people ride horses and 12 people do niether, find the probability of :

P (Tennis) , P (Ride horses)

P (Tennis| Ride horses) that line in between tennis and horse means given

P (Tennis or Ride horses)

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