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Probability that a randomly chosen student

Throughout the spring semester, "many" years ago, 300 SUNY engineering students enrolled in both Calculus II and Physics I. Of these students, 90 earned an A in calculus, 66 earned an A in physics, and 45 "mystically" received an A in both calculus and physics. What is the probability that a randomly chosen student earned an A in at least one of the two courses?

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