Two of the processes in manufacturing juice cans are shaping and labeling the cans. The manufacturer has collected data that shows that for every 100 cans made, 5 cans will get dented. In addition, 4 of these 5 dented cans will typically be labeled incorrectly. That's not all. In addition to the dented cans, the labeling
machine labels 1 out of every 100 cans incorrectly. What is the probability that a can picked at random has no defect?