Question

1. Compare P(A∩B) with P(A∪B), and explain what each probability means in the context of the situation

Answer 1

@sidsiddhartha do you know what it means?

Answer 2

I believe that the first one is "the probability of an event A occuring given, an event B that has occured".

Answer 3

so was my explanation right?

Answer 4

now p (A∩B ) is the probability of having all event among space set of A and B
P(A∩B) is the probability of having an event among space set of A or B


@panda27 is correct though ^^ , i just wanted to learn this :P

Answer 5

oh ok, thank you. I really needed help on this.

Answer 6

its funny because i just got done doing one of those problems 10mins ago :) and you're welcome.

Answer 7

lol