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Answer:
a) 31% b) 48% c) 31%
Explanation:
We have the probabilities:
P(had TV) = 0.52
P(had refrigerator)=0.38
P(had both a TV and a refrigerator)=0.21
<em>a) a TV but no refrigerator </em>
P(a TV but no refrigerator) =P(TV)- P(both a TV and a refrigerator) = 0.52 - 0.21 = 0.31
<em>(b) a TV or refrigerator but not both </em>
P(a TV or refrigerator but not both) = P(TV) + P(had refrigerator) - 2×P(had both a TV and a refrigerator) = 0.52+ 0.38 - (2×0.21) = 0.48
<em>(c) neither a TV nor a refrigerator</em>
P(neither a TV nor a refrigerator) = 1 - ( P(TV) + P(had refrigerator) - P(had both a TV and a refrigerator) ) = 1- (0.52 + 0.38 - 0.21) = 0.31
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Answer:
sound
Explanation:
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Answer: The oracle 12 c advances are given below.
Explanation:
The oracle 12 c provides the ability to tag the data with the label of data. It provides the classification to the data. This allows to check which data is sensitive and also allows the combination of sensitive data to be combined with the same table as the bigger data without compromising the security of the database.
