Consider you have 6 buckets. Assume any bucket is likely to be occupied or availabe. What is the probabilities of Event A, at least two but no more than five buckets are occupied. Event B at least one is occupied.

Consider you have 6 buckets. Assume any bucket is likely to be occupied or availabe. What is the probabilities of Event A, at least two but no more than five buckets are occupied. Event B at least one is occupied.

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