If E and F are events with P(E) le P(F)...

If E and F are events with P(E) `le` P(F) and P(E `nn` F) `gt` 0, then

A

Occurrence of E `implies` Occurrence of F

B

Occurrence of F `implies` Occurrence of E

C

Non-occurrence of E `implies` Non-occurrence of F

D

None of the above implications holds

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D

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