Given P(A)=(3)/(7), P(B)=(4)/(7) and P(A...

Given `P(A)=(3)/(7), P(B)=(4)/(7) and P(A+B)=(7)/(9)` for two events A and B. Find `P(A//B) and P(B//A)`. Are the events A and B independent ?

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`(7)/(18) and (14)/(27)`, No

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