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(Solution Library) Estimates of the Confederate Army’s strength and losses for the battle of Gettysburg are given in the following Table, where strength is

Question: Estimates of the Confederate Army’s strength and losses for the battle of Gettysburg are given in the following Table, where strength is the number of soldiers immediately preceding the battle and loss indicates a soldier who was killed, wounded, captured or missing.

Unit Strength Loss
I Corps
II Corps
III Corps
Cavalry 		20,706
20,666
22,083
6621 		7661
6603
8007
286
Total 70,076 22,557
  1. Find the probability that a randomly selected soldier was from III Corps.
  2. Find the probability of Cavalry not lost in the battle.

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