(a) Compute P({a}). (b) Compute P({b}). (c) Compute P({a,b}).

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3. Let = {a,b,c} and F be all subsets of 2. Assume that P({a}) = 2P({b}) =
3P({c}).
(a) Compute P({a}).
(b) Compute P({b}).
(c) Compute P({a,b}).
Transcribed Image Text:3. Let = {a,b,c} and F be all subsets of 2. Assume that P({a}) = 2P({b}) = 3P({c}). (a) Compute P({a}). (b) Compute P({b}). (c) Compute P({a,b}).
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