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If `(1+3P)/(3),(1-2P)/(2)` are probabilities of two mutually exclusive events, then P lies in the interval.

A

`[-(1)/(3),(1)/(2)]`

B

`(-(1)/(2),(1)/(2))`

C

`[-(1)/(3),(2)/(3)]`

D

`[-(1)/(2),(2)/(3)]`

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