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Casey Stats question
In a certain suburb 60% of all households subscribe to the major newspaper published in the city. 80% subscribe to the local afternoon paper, and 90% subscribe to at least one of the papers. If a household is selected at random what is the probability that it is subscribed to both papers or exactly one of them?
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