A. Suppose E and F are mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greater than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is not enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why. B. Suppose E and F are not mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greate than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is no enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why. Suppose E and F are satisfy P(EF) = 1. If possible, compute P(E) and P(F). Give a brief explanation of your answers. If not possible, briefly explain why.
A. Suppose E and F are mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greater than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is not enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why. B. Suppose E and F are not mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greate than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is no enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why. Suppose E and F are satisfy P(EF) = 1. If possible, compute P(E) and P(F). Give a brief explanation of your answers. If not possible, briefly explain why.
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Transcribed Image Text:A. Suppose E and F are mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greater
than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is not
enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why.
B. Suppose E and F are not mutually exclusive. Determine if P(EUF) is greater
than, less than, or equal to P(E) + P(F) and briefly explain why. If there is not
enough information to answer this question, write NEI and explain why.
C. Suppose E and F are satisfy P(EF) = 1. If possible, compute P(E) and
P(F). Give a brief explanation of your answers. If not possible, briefly explain
why.
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