A group of \(100\) students are asked if they are student leaders, in a sports CCA, or studying in a science faculty. The number of students who are student leaders is \(25\), the number of students who are in a sports CCA is \(30\) and the number of students studying in a science faculty is \(40\). There are \(15\) student leaders who are in a sports CCA. The number of students who are student leaders, in a sports CCA and studying in a science faculty is \(x\). The number of students who are in a sports CCA and studying in a science faculty but not a student leader is \(y\).
One of the students is chosen at random.
\(A\) is the event that the student is a student leader.
\(B\) is the event that the student is in a sports CCA.
\(C\) is the event that the student is studying in a science faculty.
It is given that \(A\) and \(C\) are independent.

It is further given that \(B\) and \(C\) are independent.
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