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James travels from Toronto to Calgary then Vancouver and finally to Prince George. There is a...

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James travels from Toronto to Calgary then Vancouver and finallyto Prince George. There is a 5% chance that his luggage is leftbehind in Toronto. If it is not left behind in Toronto, there is a7% chance that it is left behind in Calgary. If it not left behindin Toronto or Calgary, there is a 10% chance that it is left behindin Vancouver. What is the probability his luggage is lost?

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