Use the General Multiplication Rule to find the probability that the engine is overheating and a warning shows up.

To use the General Multiplication Rule to find the probability that the engine is overheating and a warning shows up, you need to know two things:

1. The probability that the engine is overheating (P(E))
2. The probability that a warning shows up given that the engine is overheating (P(W|E))

The General Multiplication Rule states that the probability of both events happening (P(E and W)) is equal to the probability of one event happening (P(E)) times the probability of the second event happening given that the first one has happened (P(W|E)).

So, P(E and W) = P(E) * P(W|E)

Without specific probabilities given, I can't provide a numerical answer. But this is the formula you would use to find the probability.