Yes, the added zeros are significant. Lets say you are converting 1.23 x 10 to the power of 4. The answer would be 12,300 in which case, if you took away the zeros, the number would be 123, which is an incorrect answer.
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To find the probably and at least on you must find the probability of none and subtract from one.
The probability of none can be found like so:
(5+6 over 5+6+7)^3 = .228
1 - .228 = .772
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The events are mutually exclusive, because your primary method can't be both a driving a car or taking a bus.
Since they are exclusive, the probability of the "or" clause is the sum of the probabilities:

Since a person primarily takes a bus with probability 0.32, the opposite happens with probability
