Mathematics, 31.03.2020 01:26 bludov141ox1ocr

Find P(A or B),if the events are disjointed

P(A)=9/25

P(B)=9/25

A 4/25
B 18/25
C 0
D 9/25

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Find P(A or B),if the events are disjointed

P(A)=9/25

P(B)=9/25

A 4...