The Venn diagram shows event A and event B comprised of outcomes from the same sample space. The probability of event A is given, as well as the probability of neither event A nor event B. What is the probability of event B?
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The Venn diagram shows event A and event B comprised of outcomes from the same sample space. The probability of event A is given, as well as the probability of neither event A nor event B. What is the probability of event B?
0.2
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.8

anonymous · Answer

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epoweritheta · Answer

read your text book and think a lot @foreveruth

anonymous · Answer

I take online math and they don't explain it very well

epoweritheta · Answer

oh where do u take ?? which course ?>?

epoweritheta · Answer

note this problem can be solved only if P(A^B)=0 , 
So I assume that ,
so P(B)=0.8

Is that figure given drawn by u or given in the text ??

anonymous · Answer

Its given in the text but I drew it on here. My drawing looks exactly like the one given.

epoweritheta · Answer

then from the figure P(A^B)=0 , so our answer is correct .

epoweritheta · Answer

nj wildbergers math foundations are free and nice place to learn on youtube .check it out

anonymous · Answer

If I have more questions is it okay if I ask you?

epoweritheta · Answer

sure u can ask , but only 15 mins , i am going to sleep now ,time is 3:00 Am here

anonymous · Answer

Ok Thanks