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Let A, B,C be any three events in a sample space of a random experiment. Let the events `E_(1)=` exactly one of A,B occurs, `E_(2)=` exactly one of B ,c occurs, `E_(3)=` exactly one of c ,A occurs, `E_(4)=` all of A,B ,c occurs,`E_(5)=` atleast one of A,B, c occurs `P(E_(1))=P(E_(2))=P(E_(3))=(1)/(3),P(E_(4))=1/9,P(E_(5))=`

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