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Let `E and F` be two independent events. The probability that exactly one of them occurs is 11/25 and the probability if none of them occurring is 2/25. If `P(T)` deontes the probability of occurrence of the event `T ,` then

A

1) `P(E ) = (4)/(5), P(F ) = (3)/(5)`

B

2) `P(E ) = (1)/(5), P(F ) =(2)/(5)`

C

3) `P(E ) = (2)/(5), P(E ) = (1)/(5)`

D

4) `P(E ) = (6)/(5), P(F ) = (1)/(5)`

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