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(d) Using presence tables verify that AUB=AU (BNA). (e) Using the results from (e) and (d) and any other rules of probability theory already established in lecture, derive the formula for the general disjunction rule.

(d) Using presence tables verify that AUB=AU (BNA). (e) Using the results from (e) and (d) and any other rules of probability theory already established in lecture, derive the formula for the general disjunction rule.

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In this problem you will prove the general disjunction rule. P(AU B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(An B) (I already have the first three solved please help me with the reasoning/ steps for d and e please:)!
In this problem you will prove the general disjunction rule. P(AUB) = P(A) + P(B) – P(ANB) (a) Let A and B be any sets in a field F. Using presence tables, verify that B= (BNA)U(BNA), i.e., verify that any set B can be partitioned using A and Aº. (b) From (a), derive the formula for calculating P(B) using the rules of probability theory already established in lecture. Make sure to cite the rule you are using. You cannot use Rule 7! (c) From the result in (b), find a formula for calculating P(BA). (d) Using presence tables verify that AUB=AU (BnAº). ( (e) Using the results from (c) and (d) and any other rules of probability theory already established in lecture, derive the formula for the general disjunction rule.
Transcribed Image Text:In this problem you will prove the general disjunction rule. P(AUB) = P(A) + P(B) – P(ANB) (a) Let A and B be any sets in a field F. Using presence tables, verify that B= (BNA)U(BNA), i.e., verify that any set B can be partitioned using A and Aº. (b) From (a), derive the formula for calculating P(B) using the rules of probability theory already established in lecture. Make sure to cite the rule you are using. You cannot use Rule 7! (c) From the result in (b), find a formula for calculating P(BA). (d) Using presence tables verify that AUB=AU (BnAº). ( (e) Using the results from (c) and (d) and any other rules of probability theory already established in lecture, derive the formula for the general disjunction rule.
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