Mathematics, 16.07.2019 01:30, hadwell34
Suppose p(a) = 0.40 and p(a b.= 0.55. find p(b) if … a.… p(a b.= 0.30; b.… p(a b.= 0.45; c.… a and b are mutually exclusive; d.… a and b are independent.
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and 
are mutually exclusive, then 
, so 
. If the given probability is 
, then you can find 
. But if this given probability is for the intersection, finding 
.
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