If one number is chosen randomly from the integ through 10, the probability of getting a number th odd and prime, by the

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If one number is chosen randomly from the integ through 10, the probability of getting a number th odd and prime, by the multiplication rule, is = P(odd) · P(prime | odd) 5 3 3 10 5 10 II Compute the product P(prime). Plodd prime ompare to the product above.
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