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If the probability of a family owning a cat is 0.10, the probability of owning a dog is 0.20, and the probability of owning a cat and a dog is 0.12, what is the probability of a family owning a cat or a dog?

You have 10 businesses that you are researching.  4 businesses only have an online shop option through their website, 6 businesses are strictly store front and no business offers both an online shop and store front option.  Given Events A and B, are the two events mutually exclusive? Event A: Selecting a store with a website. Event B: Selecting a store with a store front.

A bag contains 4 BLUE beads, 3 RED beads, and 13 GREEN beads. If a single bead is picked at random, what is the probability that the bead is RED or GREEN? Provide the final answer as a fraction.

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Exercice 1:  16  pointsVous venez de recevoir ce message. Répondez aux questions suivantes.  1. Cette lettre est une invitation à :   un anniversaire.  un barbecue. un mariage. 2. Où a lieu la fête ?   Au restaurant.  Dans une salle des fêtes. Chez Daniel. 3. La fête est le :   le 14 juillet.  le 7 novembre. le 15 octobre. 4. Vous décidez de vous rendre à cet anniversaire. Que devez-vous faire ?

Exercice 1:  15 pointsVous allez entendre 2 fois un document. Vous aurez 30 secondes de pause entre les 2 écoutes puis 30secondes pour vérifier vos réponses. Lisez d’abord les questions. Répondez aux questions or choose the right response.1. Vous êtes :  à l’aéroport.à la gare.sur l’autoroute. 2. Quel est le numéro du train ?  3. Quelle est la destination du train ?  Annecy.Chambéry.Nancy. 4. Le train part de :  ParisAnnecy.On ne sait pas. 5. Quand part-il ?  Maintenant.A deux heures.A 6h28. 

A new work policy requires all employees to work in the office every day of the week. Justin has been working from home for more than five years and is enjoying his work arrangements. Since he works for a call center, he is never face-to-face with customers and does not like or understand this new policy. He does not recognize the need for this new policy and is considering asking his manager for an explanation. He hopes he can still find a way to work from home. Considering the change process, Justin’s hopes represent the denial stage.

Company A is a convenience store. Due to its small retail space, the store is limited in the quantity and diversity of products that can be displayed. Using the SWOT analysis, how would you classify the status of the store’s space limitations?

Sara, an employee in a hospital, understands that employees are required to wear a surgical mask while working with patients. However, she still refuses to do so. She thinks that employees should have the right to choose whether they wear a mask. What stage of the change process do her beliefs illustrate?

A U.S.-based firm sells potato chips. The chips are made exclusively from potatoes grown in Canada. When a potato farm in Canada sells potatoes to the U.S., this is an example of: