Assume you have applied for jobs with two companies, Tesla (T) and Meta (M). The probability that you receive an offer from Tesla is 0.49. The probability of receiving offers from both companies is 0.19. The probability of getting at least one offer is 0.88. What is the probability that you will receive an offer from Meta? NOTE: WRITE YOUR ANSWER USING 4 DECIMAL DIGITS. FOR EXAMPLE, 0.1234 OR 3.2450. DO NOT ROUND UP OR DOWN THE LAST DECIMAL DIGIT.
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- Let \( P(T) \) be the probability of receiving an offer from Tesla, which is \( P(T) = 0.49 \). - Let \( P(M) \) be the probability of receiving an offer from Meta, which we need to find. - Let \( P(T \cap M) \) be the probability of receiving offers from both Show more…
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