5. Consider a bag of marbles, 19 of which are green, 25 of which are blue, and 6 of which are red.Moreover, suppose 9 of the green marbles are opaque, 5 of the blue marbles are opaque, and 3 ofthe red marbles are opaque, and the rest of the marbles are transparent. Suppose you draw onemarble from the bag and let G, B, and R be the events that the marble is green, blue, and red,respectively, and let O be the event that it is opaque.(a) Find P(RO).(b) Find P(R|Oº).(c) Find P(R).(d) Check whether R and O are independent.(e) Find P(BO).(f) Find P(OG).(g) Find P(BUGIO).

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