Mustafa E.
asked 08/14/22
Assume that the events A and B satisfy P(A)=P(B)=P(B/A')=1/3 where A' is complement of A. What is P(A'UB)?
Assume that the events A and B satisfy P(A)=P(B)=P(B/A')=1/3 where A' is complement of A. What is P(A'UB)?
Konopelski B.
answered 08/14/22
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P(A'UB)=2/3
P(A)=P(B)=1/3
A'=2/3
Therefore the probability of P(A'UB) will be 2/3
Hence P(A')=2/3
P(A'UB)=2/3
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Mustafa E.
Thanks!08/14/22