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For purposes of making on-campus housing assignments, a college classifies its students as Priority A (seniors), Priority B (juniors), and Priority C (freshmen and sophomores). Of the students who choose to live on campus, 10% are seniors, 20% are juniors, and the rest are underclassmen. The most desirable dorm is the newly constructed Gold dorm, and 60% of the seniors elect to live there. 15% of the juniors also live there, along with only 5% of the freshmen and sophomores. What is the probability that a randomly selected resident of the Gold dorm is a senior? Show your work clearly.

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