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Let f be the event that a customer is dissatisfied with the food at a restaurant and let s be the event that a customer is dissatisfied with the service. if p(f) = .15, p(s) = .40, and p(f ∩ s) = .10, what is the probability that a customer is dissatisfied with either the service or the food? a. 65 b. 55 c. 45 d. 10

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