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If P(A) = 0 . 4 , P(B')= 0.6 and `P(A cap B)` = 0 . 15, then the value of `P(A//A'cup B')` is

A

`(1)/(17)`

B

`(4)/(17)`

C

`(5)/(17)`

D

`(10)/(17)`

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