Mathematics, 21.01.2020 17:31, Evycin

Let event a={the sum is a multiple of 3} and event b={the sum is a multiple of 4}. the p (a)=12/36 and the p (b)= 9/36. how many outcomes are in the intersection of events a and b?

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Let event a={the sum is a multiple of 3} and event b={the sum is a multiple of 4}. the p (a)=12/36 a...