Let A1, A2, Az and A, denote the events that the associated switches are closed (connecting). Let Aab denotes the event that there is a closed path between terminals a and b. If all switches are independent and the probability of being closed is 0.5, please find P(Aab ). Оа. 11/16 О b. 1/4 O. 1/16 O d. 1/8 O e. 5/16

Let A1, A2, Az and A, denote the events that the associated switches are closed (connecting). Let Aab denotes the event that there is a closed path between terminals a and b. If all switches are independent and the probability of being closed is 0.5, please find P(Aab ). Оа. 11/16 О b. 1/4 O. 1/16 O d. 1/8 O e. 5/16

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