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Suppose that ( A ) and ( B ) are independent events such that ( P(ar{A})=0.40 ) and ( P(B)=0.50 ). Find ( P(A cap B) ) and ( P(A cup B) ). (If necessary, consult a list of formulas.) (a) ( P(A cap B)= ) (b) ( P(A cup B)= )

          Suppose that ( A ) and ( B ) are independent events such that ( P(ar{A})=0.40 ) and ( P(B)=0.50 ).
Find ( P(A cap B) ) and ( P(A cup B) ). (If necessary, consult a list of formulas.)
(a) ( P(A cap B)= )
(b) ( P(A cup B)= )

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Suppose that ( A ) and ( B ) are independent events such that ( P(ar{A})=0.40 ) and ( P(B)=0.50 ). Find ( P(A cap B) ) and ( P(A cup B) ). (If necessary, consult a list of formulas.) (a) ( P(A cap B)= ) (b) ( P(A cup B)= )

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Suppose that ( A ) and ( B ) are independent events such that ( P(ar{A})=0.40 ) and ( P(B)=0.50 ). Find ( P(A cap B) ) and ( P(A cup B) ). (If necessary, consult a list of formulas.) (a) ( P(A cap B)= ) (b) ( P(A cup B)= )