If E and F are two independent events, such that P (E ∩ F ) = 1/6 , P (E' ∩ F' ) = 1/3 and (P (E) − P (F ))(1 − P (F )) > 0, then derive the relation between P(E) and P(F)

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If E and F are two independent events, such that P (E ∩ F ) = 1/6 , P (E' ∩ F' ) = 1/3 and (P (E) − P (F ))(1 − P (F )) > 0, then derive the relation between P(E) and P(F).

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