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P(AC)=0.55, P(B)=0.35, P(ANB)=0.25 (1) Find: P(ABC), P(A\BC), P(BC\AC) (ii) Are A and B independent (why)?

P(AC)=0.55, P(B)=0.35, P(ANB)=0.25 (1) Find: P(ABC), P(A\BC), P(BC\AC) (ii) Are A and B independent (why)?

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P(AC)=0.55, P(B)=0.35, P(ANB)=0.25 (i) Find: P(AC BC), P(A\BC), P(BC\AC) (ii) Are A and B independent (why)?
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