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kasser

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In a random experiment Pr(A) = 0.6 Pr(B)=0.54 and Pr (A intersection B') = 0.4

What is the intersection?

Apparently it is 0.2? how do we achieve this?
 
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In a random experiment Pr(A) = 0.6 Pr(B)=0.54 and Pr (A intersection B') = 0.4

What is the intersection?

Apparently it is 0.2? how do we achieve this?
It refers to the joint event of A and B occurring together. 'intersection' here refers to the intersection(overlap) of the sets A and B. But I don't understand are you are saying; what apparently is 0.2?
 
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