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If A and B are any two events of a random experiment then show that
(i) `P(A^(C) nn B^(C)) = P(A^(C)) - P(B) "if A" nn B = phi`
(ii) `P(A^(C)//B^(C)) = (1-P(A uu B))/(1-P(B)) "with P(A)" ne 0 and P(B) ne 1`

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The correct Answer is:
(i) `P(A^(C)) - P(B)`
(ii) `(1- P(A uu B))/(1-P(B))`
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