A computer-consulting firm presently has bids out on three projects. LetA, = awarded projecti, for i =1,2,3.Suppose that P(A) =.22, P(A,)= .25, P(A,)=.28, P(AnA,)=.11,P(4,N 4.) = .05, P(A, N 4,) = .07, P(4, 0 4, 04.) =.01.A. Express in words each of the following events, and compute theprobability of each event.a. A U A,c. AN AN 4,, andB. Are the three events pairwise independent? Find the conditional probability,P(A, I A.) and interpret the probability.

As per given by the question, there are given that, PA1=0.22, PA2=0.25, PA3=0.28, PA1∩A2=0.11,…

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