Two shooters shoot at the target. The probability of hitting for the first is -0.8

Two shooters shoot at the target. The probability of hitting for the first is -0.8, and for the second – 0.7. Calculate the probability that both shooters will hit the target.

1 shooter hits with a probability of 0.8, the second – with a probability of 0.7, which means the probability that both shooters hit the target is 0.8 * 0.7 = 0.56 or 56%
The task of knowing the theory of probability and the ability to calculate the total probability of two events independent of each other
Answer: 56%