Given P (X) = 0.4, P (Y) = 0.4 and P (X/Y') = 0.25.i) Find the probability that the event Y does not occur.ii) Draw a contingency table to represent the events above.iii) Find P (X UY).

here given , p(X) = 0.4, p(Y) = 0.4 and p(X | Y') = 0.25 Here p(X |Y') = p(X and Y') / p(Y')…

Answered: i) Find the probability that the event…

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i) Find the probability that the event Y does not occur. ii) Draw a contingency table to represent the events above. iii) Find P (XU Y).