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It is known that in Canada, the blood types have the following distribution: 46% O, 42%...

It is known that in Canada, the blood types have the following distribution: 46% O, 42% A, 9% B, 3% AB. A randomly chosen Canadian receives a blood transfusion. Knowing that O is a universal donor, A can only donate to A and AB, B can only donate to B and AB, and AB can only donate to AB, what is the probability that the transfusion is not successful? Graph this distribution.

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