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Mathematics, 31.08.2019 01:00 ctyrector

Events a and b are mutually exclusive. suppose event a occurs with probability .33 and event b occurs with probability .38.
compute the probability that a occurs or b does not occur (or both).
compute the probability that either b occurs without a occurring or a and b both occur.

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