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Let `E^c` denote the complement of an event E. Let `E,F and G be pairwise independent events with `P(G)gt 0` and `P(E cap F cap G)=0`, then `P(E^c cap F ^c//G)`, is

A

`P(E^(@)) + P(F^(@))`

B

`P(E^(@)) - P(F^(@))`

C

`P(E^(@)) - P(F)`

D

`P€ - P(F^(@))`

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