Suppose 60% of all college professors like tennis, 65% like bridge, and 50% like chess; 45% like any given pair of recreations. a) Should you be suspicious if told 20% like all three recreations? b) What is the smallest percentage who could like all three recreations? (use inclusion-exclusion to solve)

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Suppose 60% of all college professors like tennis, 65% like bridge, and 50% like chess; 45% like any given pair of recreations.

a) Should you be suspicious if told 20% like all three recreations?
b) What is the smallest percentage who could like all three recreations?

(use inclusion-exclusion to solve) 

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