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For any two events A and B in a sample space

A

`P(A//B)ge(P(A)+P(B)-1)/(P(B)),P(B)ne0` is always true.

B

`P(Acapoverline(B))=P(A)-P(A capB)` does not hold

C

`P(A cup B)=1-P(overline(A))P(overline(B))`, if A and B are independent

D

`P(A cupB)=1-P(overline(A))P(overline(B))`, if A and B are disjoint

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