Advanced Placement (AP), 28.04.2021 23:20, foxesforlife45

Suppose R and Q are two events such that P(R)= .14, P(Q) = .52, and P(R∩Q)= .20, find P(RUQ), are the events mutually exclusive why or why not?

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Suppose R and Q are two events such that P(R)= .14, P(Q) = .52, and P(R∩Q)= .20, find P(RUQ), are th...