3 years ago

For two events, M and N, P(M) =0.6, P(N|M) =0.3, and P(N|M') =0.4. Find P(M|N').

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1 answer:

Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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DOES P(N/M) MEAN THE PROBABILITY OF M AND N OR THE PROB OF M OR N

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