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Hello everyone.
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So in this question the given information are probability of a is equal to 0 .35 probability of b is equal to 0 .45 and probability of a intersection b is 0 .13.
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So the first which we have to calculate is probability of a given b.
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So this is same as probability of a intersection b divided by probability of b substituting the values 0 .13 divided by 0 .45 which is equals to 0 .29.
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Part second is we have to tell our in a and b events independent.
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So for two events to be independent, the condition is if a and b are independent, then probability of a given b should be equal to probability of a.
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But here, but probability of a given b, which is equal to 0 .29 is not equals to 0 .35 which is the probability of b.
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A.
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Thus we will say that these two events are not dependent, not independent.
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The next information given is if probability of c is equal to the probability of c is equal to, to 0 .20, also it is given that if a and c are mutually exclusive, that is for two events to be mutually exclusive, the intersection is zero, they are disjoint.
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So probability of a intersection c is equals to 0.
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Also it is given that b and c are independent events, that is probability of b intersection c becomes probability of b multiplied by probability of c substituting the values probability of b is 0 .45 multiplied by probability of c 0 .20 which is equal to 0 .09.
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We have to make the vein diagrams for events a, b and c.
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So the first condition is a and c are disjoint.
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So say this is a a and this becomes our c, a, next is given that b is in, okay, so next it is given that there b and c are not disjoint also because b intersection, probability of b intersection c is not equals to zero, so b and c are not disjoint...