11Knowledge CheckOComplete parts (a) through (c). Write the probabilities as fractions.123Event A: The selected ball is white(a) Check the outcomes for each event below. Then, enter the probability of the event.Event B: The selected ball has an even number on it5Event A or B: The selected ball is white or has an evennumber on it(b) Compute the following.10+Event A and B: The selected ball is white and has an evennumber on itI Don't KnowP(A) + P(B) - P(A and B) =(c) Select the answer that makes the equation true.EP(A) +P (B)-P(A and B) = (Choose one) ▼Submit8QL8 08X1$X20Question 1I333SOutcomes43A56Q✔✓783✔Probabilityhulu12121|23188 08Ⓒ2022 McGraw Hill LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use | PrivacyX

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