Assuming the simple probability of even A is given as P(A) and the simple probability of...
Assuming the simple probability of even A is given as P(A) and the simple probability of even B is given as P(B). Then P(A and B) yields the same answer as P(B and A).
True or False?
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Answer)
True
As P(A and B) means probability of common elements of A and B
Which will be same for P(B and A)
Answer is true
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