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Given that

P(freshman)=0.74

P(female)=0.48

P(female and freshman)=0.31

a)P(freshman or female or both)=P(freshman)+P(female)-P(freshman and female)

=0.74+0.48-0.31=0.91

b)P(not freshman)=1-P(freshman)=1-0.74=0.26

c)P(both females)=P(female)*P(female)=0.48*0.48=0.2304