1.orders for a computer are summarized by the additional
features and are requested as follows;
Proportion of order
No features 0.3
One feature only 0.5
More than one feature 0.2
find;
1. what is the probability that an order requests at
least one feature?
2. what is the probability that an order does not request
more than one feature?


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