Question
If P(
- A = 0.4; P(B ∣
- A = 0.05; P(C ∣
- A = 0.04; P(B ∣ A ∩
- B = 0.0 7, then the probability of occurrence of all events equals to:
- C = 0.09; P(C ∣ A ∩
Solution
The correct answer is B
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