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Ganezh [65]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Number of students = 500

Number of students smoke = 179

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$P(S-A)=P(S)-P(S\cap A)\\\\P(S-A)=\dfrac{179}{500}-\dfrac{99}{500}\\\\P(S-A)=\dfrac{179-99}{500}\\\\P(S-A)=\dfrac{80}{500}\\\\P(S-A)=0.16$

b) eats between meals and drink alcohol but does not smoke.

$P((M\cap A)-S)=P(M\cap A)-P(M\cap S\cap A)\\\\P((M\cap A)-S)=\dfrac{59}{500}-\dfrac{30}{500}\\\\P((M\cap A)-S)=\dfrac{59-30}{500}\\\\P((M\cap A)-S)=\dfrac{29}{500}\\\\P((M\cap A)-S)=0.058$