SOLUTION: explain how to find the probability of mutually esclusive an inclusive events. use examples
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Question 36123: explain how to find the probability of mutually esclusive an inclusive events. use examples
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If E and F are mutually exclusive events,
P (A Intersection B) = P(A)*P(B)
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