Three fifth of the roads from A to B are at least 5 miles long, and 5/6 of the roads from B to C are at least 5 miles long. If you randomly pick a road from A to B and then randomly pick a road from B to C, what is the probability that at least one of the roads you pick is at least 5 miles long? Options:	A) 1/6	B) 1/4	C) 2/3	D) 3/4	E) 11/12
So please:   Find the probability of the event thatnoneof the roads you pick will be at least 5 miles long and subtract from 1 to get the probability thatat least oneof the roads you pick will be at least 5 miles long: P=1-2/5*5/6=2/3.   Answer: 2/3.
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Three fifth of the roads from A to B are at least 5 miles long, and 5/6 of the roads from B to C are at least 5 miles long. If you randomly pick a road from A to B and then randomly pick a road from B to C, what is the probability that at least one of the roads you pick is at least 5 miles long?