. . . X jobs. Then, using the classical definition of probability and your answer from (b), calculate the probability of you getting one of the two jobs. (s1 s2)(s1s3)(s1s4)($1s5)($1s6) So the odds of getting one of two jobs =1/3 2. Structure of probability (a) The probability of N not happening is P(-N) = 0.36 and the probability of M happening is P(M) = 0.4. The probability that both N and M happen is 0.2. Use the ideas of complement set and union set to find the probability that at least one of M or N happens, P(M UN). Show work. (b) Today, the probability to receive a good weather forecast and to have sunny weather is P(G n S|G) = 0.2. If the forecast is good, the chance that it shines is P(S|G) = 0.78 and if it's not good, the chance that it shines is only P(S|-G) = 0.28. Use the formula for joint probability to find the marginal probability that the forecast is good today, P(G). Show work. + (c) Complete the joint probability table below. Show math. Note: this question is unrelated to (b). P Marginals of Q 0.42 0.54 0. 18 Marginals of P Type here to search O W 2 7 3 F J O E D (1 X 6:49 PM 3/27/2022 IMI