MHB Probability of Even # or Mult. of 3 from 1-10

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From numbers 1 to 10 find the probability the number chosen is even number or a multiply of 3

Here in this question what mean by (multiply of 3)
 
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rsoy said:
From numbers 1 to 10 find the probability the number chosen is even number or a multiply of 3

Here in this question what mean by (multiply of 3)

They mean the multiples of 3, which are 3, 6, and 9.
 

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