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Find p[b] in each case: (a) events a and b are a partition and p[a] = 3p[b]. (b) for events a and b, p[a ∪ b] = p[a] and p[a ∩ b] = 0. (c) for events a and b, p[a ∪ b] = p[a]− p[b].

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Find p[b] in each case: (a) events a and b are a partition and p[a] = 3p[b]. (b) for events a and b...