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Basic Probability Puzzles #9

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  • IzettaOneal
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    A perfect reminder that in probability, how you count matters more than quick assumptions. Paddypower

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  • antimonysb
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  • jvsn19
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    One possible way to solve this is calculate all probabilities to get an interview: P(A)~P(B)~P(C) + ~P(A)P(B)~P(C) + ~P(A)*~P(B)*P(C) + P(A)P(B)~P(C)+ ... = Ans

    But: Ans + ~P(A)~P(B)~P(C) = 1 So, you just need to find 1 - ~P(A)~P(B)~P(C)

  • kskk02
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    Why not just do 1 - P(Not getting into any company) = 1-(11/12 * 14/15 * 9/10) = 0.23 ?