200 students were surveyed about sports they regularly participate in.a) How many don't participate in any of these sports?b) How many participate in volleyball?Football10Volleyball10c) How don't participate in basketball?22d) How many participate in both football and volleyball?3Basketballe) Wnaris une provabimy unat a student chosen at random fromthis group plays both volleyball and basketball?12f) What is the probability that a student chosen at random fromthis group plays both football and volleyball but not basketball?g) What is the probability that a student chosen at random from this group plays only one sport?h) What is the probability that a student chosen plays football or basketball given that they play volleyball?

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