Mathematics, 17.05.2021 21:50, crazyapril775p3hsz4

Event A: lands on an even number Event B: lands on a 6
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Event A: lands on an even number

Event B: lands on a 6
Events A and B are
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P(A or B) =

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Event A: lands on an even number Event B: lands on a 6
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