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Suppose a and b are events with probabilities p(a) = ⅔ and p(b) = ½.calculate the probabilities for each of the following. for each part, given example event for a and b that shows each scenario is possible using the rolling of dice.
a. what is the largest possible value for p(a ո b)?
b. what is the smallest possible value for p(a ո b)?
c. what is the largest possible value for p(a u b)?
d. what is the smallest possible value for p(a u b)?

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