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43% of adults report if the election were to take place today, they would vote for Kerry.

A. If 1 adult is chosen at roandom, what is the probability the adult will NOT vote for Kerry?
B. If 2 adults are chosen at random, what is the probability that BOTH will NOT vote for Kerry?
C. If two adults are chosen at random, what is the proability that at least one of them will vote for Kerry,

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43% of adults report if the election were to take place today, they would vote for Kerry.

A. If 1 adult is chosen at random, what is the probability the adult will NOT vote for Kerry?
B. If 2 adults are chosen at random, what is the probability that BOTH will NOT vote for Kerry?
C. If two adults are chosen at random, what is the proability that at least one of them will vote for Kerry,

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