Posted by Johnny on Monday, October 29, 2012 at 8:47pm.
For either-or probabilities, you add the individual probabilities.
.023 + .023 = ?
For winning on both/all you multiply the probabilities.
.023 * .023 = ?
The first answer is for winning on either one of the plays, while the second is for winning on both ("or more"). From the information I have given you, can you combine the two answers?
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