Channel One" is an educational television network for which participating secondary schools are equipped with TV sets in every classroom. It has been found that 80% of secondary schools subscribe to Channel One, where of these subscribers 10% never use Channel One while 35% claim to use it more than 5 times per week. Find the probability that a randomly selected secondary school subscribes to Channel One but never uses it.
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This can be represented as P(S) = 0.8, where S is the event of a school subscribing to Channel One. Show more…
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Channel One" is an educational television network for which participating secondary schools are equipped with TV sets in every classroom. It has been found that 30% of secondary schools subscribe to Channel One, where of these subscribers 20% never use Channel One while 30% claim to use it more than 5 times per week. Find the probability that a randomly selected secondary school subscribes to Channel One and uses it more than 5 times per week.
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