How do I find P(A) and also P(B) given P(C) P(C') P(AlC) P(BlC) P(AlC') and P(BlC'). And how do I find out if P(A) and P(B) are independent?

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How do I find P(A) and also P(B) given P(C) P(C') P(AlC) P(BlC) P(AlC') and P(BlC'). 

And how do I find out if P(A) and P(B) are independent?

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