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S and P are mutually exclusive events.
P ( S ) = 20% = 0.20
P ( T ) = 22 % = 0.22
The probability of mutually exclusive events:
P ( S or T ) = P ( S ) + P ( T )
P ( S or T ) = 0.20 +0.22 = 0.42
Answer: The probability of ( S or T ) is 0.42 or 42 %.

The probability of event S or event T is  42%.

What is the probability of event S or event T?

Mutually exclusive events are independent events. Independents events are events whose occurrence do not depend on each other.

The probability of event S or event T = 20 + 22 = 42%

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