Mathematics, 11.02.2020 17:12 SandyRiverty

Suppose that when a candidate comes to a campus interview for an administrative position at an academic institution, the probability that he or she will want the job (event A) after the interview is 0.70. Also, the probability that the institution wants the candidate (event B) is 0.35. In addition, assume that P(A | B) is 0.90. Find P(A and B) and express your answer to the nearest thousandth (0.xxx).

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