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5. The people is very friend.
6. San Francisco is a beautiful. It's big city, with
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In an engineering department, the acceptance in the civil major and the
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more likely to be accepted in the mechanical major. The probability to be
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is 0.208. Let “C" be the event the acceptance in the civil major and let "M" be the
event the acceptance in the mechanical major. Then:
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