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There are 100 employees at Kiddie Carts International. Fifty-seven of the employees are production workers, 40 are supervisors, 2 are secretaries, and the remaining employee is the president. Suppose an employee is selected:
a. What is the probability the selected employee is a production worker? b. What is the probability the selected employee is either a production worker or a supervisor? c. Refer to part (b). Are these events mutually exclusive? d. What is the probability the selected employee is neither a production worker nor a supervisor? There are 100 employees at Kiddie Carts International. Fifty-seven of the employees are production workers, 40 are supervisors, 2 are secretaries, and the remaining employee is the president. Suppose an employee is selected:a. What is the probability the selected employee is a production worker?b. What is the probability the selected employee is either a production worker or a supervisor?c. Refer to part (b). Are these events mutually exclusive?d. What is the probability the selected employee is neither a production worker nor a supervisor?
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