Given the following probabilities for some random process,
P(A) = .42 P(B) = .22 P(A and B) = .05
Determine the following. (Show your work and highlight your final answers either with a highlighter or by placing a box around it. Use 4 decimal places if necessary.)
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Given the following probabilities for some random process, P(A) = .42 P(B) = .22 P(A an
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