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For this problem, in part a, we're looking for the probability of a or b.
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Now we can use the inclusion -exclusion theorem to write this as the probability of a plus the probability of b minus the probability of a and b.
00:27
So using our given information then, we know that probability of a is 0 .6, probability of b is 0 .7, probability of a and b is 0 .4, so we get that the probability of a or b is equal to 0 .9.
00:43
Now for part b, to find the probability of a complement and b complement, i'll note that there are a few different ways to approach this.
00:57
There's a sort of clever way to approach it, or a more thorough way to approach it.
01:02
So i'll go with the more thorough way.
01:03
The more thorough way to approach this is that the probability of a complement and b complement is going to be equal to the probability of a complement plus the probability of b complement minus the probability of a complement or b complement, which is basically the result of rearranging that inclusion -exclusion formula, just using a complement and b complement instead.
01:36
Now we know that the probability of a complement is going to be 1 minus the probability of a...