2. The probabilities of events A and B are P(A) and P(B) respectively.5Р(4)1P(AN B)=7P(AU B) = q12Find, in terms of q,а. Р(В),b. P(A|B).Given that A and B are independent events,c. find the value of q.

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2. The probabilities of events A and B are P(A) and P(B) respectively. 5 1 P(A) 12 P(AN B) =. P(AUB) = q 6 Find, in terms of q, а. Р(В), b. Р(A|B). Given that A and B are independent events, c. find the value of q.

2. The probabilities of events A and B are P(A) and P(B) respectively. 5 1 P(A) 12 P(AN B) =. P(AUB) = q 6 Find, in terms of q, а. Р(В), b. Р(A|B). Given that A and B are independent events, c. find the value of q.

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2. The probabilities of events A and B are P(A) and P(B) respectively.
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Р(4)
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P(AN B)
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P(AU B) = q
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Find, in terms of q,
а. Р(В),
b. P(A|B).
Given that A and B are independent events,
c. find the value of q.

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