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Question 10

The probability of either event A or B is 5/6, while that of event B is 1/6. If the probability of both A and B is 1/2, what is the probability of event A.

  • A.3/4
  • B.5/6
  • C.1/4
  • D.3/5
Objective

Question details

Exam body
UNN
Subject
Mathematics
Year
2010/2011
Question no.
#10
Type
Objective
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