This problem from 4.3 Rules of probability is confusing me. Let S = {$1, 82, 83, 84, 85} be asample space with eventsA = {81, 82, 84, 85}, B = {s2, s3}, andD= {$1, 84, 85}. Use the partialprobability distribution of outcomesbelow to compute each of theprobabilities.OutcomeSS.SS.93273Probability501010020а. Р(82) —b. Р(АС) —с. Р(АnD) d. P(ACU D) =e. P(ANBND) =f. P((ACn D) UB)g. P((BUD)C n D) =h. P((AC n D)C UD) =

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d. P(ACU D) = e. P(ANBN D) f. P((ACn D) U B) = g. P((BUD)C n D) h. P((ACn D)C U D) =

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.8: Probability

Problem 32E

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