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How do you solve this problem there are 3 sets of examination in a vocational TESDA course the probability that an examinee will pass in each subject is 80 what is the probability that an examinee pas?
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The problem as I understand it is the examinee must pass test 1 and test 2 and test 3. Therefore, the probability of passing all 3 exams is .8*.8*.8 = 0.512.
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