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The odds against A being selected for a job are 3:5 and the odds in
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The odds against A being selected for a job are 3:5 and the odds in favor of B being selected are 5:6. If the chances that A and B are selected for the job are independent of each other, then which of the following options are true?
Indicate all that apply
A. The probability that A is selected is 3/8
B. The probability that B is not selected is 6/11
C. The probability that both are selected is 9/44
D. The probability that only one of them is selected is 45/88
Indicate all that apply
A. The probability that A is selected is 3/8
B. The probability that B is not selected is 6/11
C. The probability that both are selected is 9/44
D. The probability that only one of them is selected is 45/88
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