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is it same p(a or b) = p(a)+p(b)-p(a and b) or p(a and b ) = p(a)+p(b) -p(a or b) i need to know that both are same and can we use them according to question
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The first one is used to find the probability of two events when they are not mutually exclusive.
what about second
The second equation is not valid.
why is the second one not valid ?
x=A+B-y is the same as x+y=A+B which is the same as y=A+B-x
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