Exhaustive and Mutually Exclusive Events

OMR (Examples Of Random Experiment)|Algebra Of Events |Complementary Event |The Event 'A Or B' |THe Event 'A And B' |The Event 'A But Not B'|Questions |Mutually Exclusive Events (And Question)|Exhaustive Events (And Question)|Axiomatic Approach Of Probabi

OMR (Examples Of Random Experiment)|Algebra Of Events |Complementary Event |The Event 'A Or B' |THe Event 'A And B' |The Event 'A But Not B'|Questions |Mutually Exclusive Events (And Question)|Exhaustive Events (And Question)|Axiomatic Approach Of Probabi

OMR (Examples Of Random Experiment)|Algebra Of Events |Complementary Event |The Event 'A Or B' |THe Event 'A And B' |The Event 'A But Not B'|Questions |Mutually Exclusive Events (And Question)|Exhaustive Events (And Question)|Axiomatic Approach Of Probabi

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If A and B are two Mutually Exclusive events in a sample space S such that P(B)=2P(A) and A uu B=S, then P(A)=

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exhaustive events

Statement -1 : Mutually exclusive events, none of which being an impossible event, are not independent. Statement-2 : Non impossible independent events are not mutually exclusive.

Given P(A)=(2)/(5) and P(B)=(1)/(5) .Find P(A or B) if A and B are mutually exclusive events.