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Consider the sample space S={ copper, sodium, nitrogen, potassium, uranium, oxygen, zinc), and the events
A=[copper, sodium, oxygen)
B=[sodium, nitrogen, potassium, zinc)
C= (oxygen, nitrogen}
Match column 1 to column 2
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A'
{nitrogen, potassium, uranium, zinc)
AUC
{copper, sodium, oxygen, nitrogen)}
B' and C
Choose a match
ANBNC
(AnB') UC'
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