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Calculate the probability that Ade secures the job if the probability of at least one of them securing the job is 0.99.

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Question 13:
Let P(J)P(J), P(A)P(A), and P(N)P(N) be the probabilities that John, Ade, and Ngozi secure the job, respectively.
Given:
P(J)=0.70P(J) = 0.70
P(N)=0.60P(N) = 0.60
Let P(A)=pAP(A) = p_A.
The probabilities of not securing the job are:
P(Jc)=1−0.70=0.30P(J^c) = 1 - 0.70 = 0.30
P(Nc)=1−0.60=0.40P(N^c) = 1 - 0.60 = 0.40
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