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Answer:
<em>b. 0.6024</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Conditional Probability</u>
Suppose two events A and B are not independent, i.e. they can occur simultaneously. It means there is a space where the intersection of A and B is not empty:

If we already know event B has occurred, we can compute the probability that event A has also occurred with the conditional probability formula

Now analyze the situation presented in the question. Let's call F to the fair coin with 50%-50% probability to get heads-tails, and U to the unfair coin with 32%-68% to get heads-tails respectively.
Since the probability to pick either coin is one half each, we have

If we had picked the fair coin, the probability of getting heads is 0.5 also, so

If we had picked the unfair coin, the probability of getting heads is 0.32, so

Being A the event of choosing the fair coin, and B the event of getting heads, then



The closest answer is
b. 0.6024
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Hey there!
If two angles are supplementary, that means that the measures of the two angles have a sum of 180.
If the two angles were of equal measure, they would both be 90 degrees.
The easiest way to get this would be to subtract 12 degrees from one 90 degree angle and add them to the other 90 degree angle so one angle has 24 more degrees then the other.
90 - 12 = 78
90 + 12 = 102
Let's check to make sure this works.
102 + 78 = 180 That checks out.
102 - 24 = 78 That also works.
So, the measures of the angles are 102 and 78.
Hope this helps!