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Given that the events E and F are disjoint (mutually exclusive).
This gives . Also P(E) = p and P(F) = q.
To find: Probability that E will occur before F
Assume that the experiment is repeated for n times and the event E occurs in the n th trial. Then there are (n-1) failures before that. So the probaility of event E occuring before F is equivalent in obtaining
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a. Write the general formula used to calculate the probability
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other).
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independent of each other.
iii. Events P and Q are nondisjoint events that are
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Consider two events P and Q.
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iii. Events P and Q are nondisjoint events that are
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