(1)
The requirements for this table so that it is a probability table:
(i) All probabilities: f,g,h,i and j must be between 0 and 1 (both inclusive)
(ii) The sum of the probabilities = 1.
i.e.,'
f + g + h+ i + j = 1
(2)
P(Xc)=
h + i + j
So,
Answer is:
h + i + j
(3)
P(Xd) = f + g + h+ i
So,
Answer is:
f + g + h+ i
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