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According to the general equation for conditional probability, if p (a^b)=4/5 and p(b)=5/6 , what is p(a[b) ?
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might help to post the general equation that they are asking you to work with
thats what they gave me and thats it
thats why im lost
you are spose to have either remembered the general equation, or need to look it up in your material
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i think it has the form: P(a^b) ------ P(b) but my memory is fuzzy on this
that does seem correct to me
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