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about 11 years ago
Akash doba...
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60
over 7 years ago
Kranthi ki...
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60
about 8 years ago
Thakur
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20
over 8 years ago
Sakshinagd...
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120+140-200=60
about 9 years ago
Akshaya
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IN A SHORTCUT METHOD:- take the most common probable, expected number, and then put this value between them, hence, for the above question, u get 60, as 20 is a very low number and 120 is not common
about 10 years ago
Abhinav
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P(AUB)=P(A)+P(B)-P(A/B) 200=140+120-P(A/B) 200=260-P(A/B) P(A/B)=260-200 P(A/B)=60
about 10 years ago
Abhishek
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60
about 10 years ago
Amit
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60
over 10 years ago
Rishan
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n(AUB)=n(A)+n(B)+n(AnB) 200=140+120+n(AnB) n(AnB)=60
almost 11 years ago
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caliculation
about 10 years - Haswanth
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how to solve?
about 10 years - Lokitha
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i considered p(a) as one event and p(b) as anot
about 10 years - Karri Jayesh
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what is the formula to find n(AUB)
over 10 years - Vishwajeet

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