Solution:
Given,
P(Q) = 0.4
P(Q and R) = 0.12
Q and R independent events.
P(Q and R) = P(Q) * P(R)
0.12 = 0.4 * P(R)
0.12 / 0.4 = P(R)
P(R) = 0.3
6. -11.81 points IllowskylntroStat1 3.PR.043. Q and R are independent events. P(Q) = 0.4; P(Q AND...
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