2. The letters of a string "MISSISSIPI" are arranged randomly in a line. If the event Arepresents the occurrence of x 'I's together and event B represents the occurrence ofy 'S's together. Find individual probabilities, joint probability and conditionalprobabilities. Here x changes from 3 to 4 and y changes from 3 to 4. Tabulate thevalues and write your observations.

Let's start by analyzing the given string "MISSISSIPI" and the events A and B.String: MISSISSIPI…

Answered: 2. The letters of a string "MISSISSIPI"…

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