2.3 Which of the following events are equal?(a) A = {1,3};(b) B = {r | 1 is a number on a die};(c) C = {x | 1² – 4x + 3 = 0};(d) D = {x | r is the number of heads when six coinsare tossed}.%3D%3D

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2.3 Which of the following events are equal? (a) A = {1,3}; (b) B = {r | T is a number on a die}; %3D (c) C = {r | x² (d) D = {x | is the number of heads when six coim are tossed}. – 4z +3 = 0}; %3D %3D

2.3 Which of the following events are equal? (a) A = {1,3}; (b) B = {r | T is a number on a die}; %3D (c) C = {r | x² (d) D = {x | is the number of heads when six coim are tossed}. – 4z +3 = 0}; %3D %3D

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