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[Online Waiting-Required] The 2-3 Probability Problem of Mathematics Elective Course in Senior Two seeks the meaning expressed by this answer formula.
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The meaning of the first underline: buy B insurance but not A insurance, so it should be the probability of buying B multiplied by the probability of not buying A, that is, p×( 1-0.5), so as to get P.

The meaning of the second underline: the opposite event of buying at least one kind is that the probability of not buying both kinds is (1-0.5)×( 1-0.6), and subtracting from 1 is the probability of demand, namely 1-( 1-).