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Match List - I with List - II.

List - IList - II
(A) Two events E and F will be independent if P(E′F′)P(E'F') is equal to(I) 1−P(E/F)1 - P(E/F)
(B) If P(F)≠0P(F) \neq 0, then P(E′/F)P(E'/F) is equal to(II) P(E)=P(F)P(E) = P(F)
(C) If E and F are independent events, then(III) P(E∩F′)=P(E)⋅P(F′)P(E \cap F') = P(E) \cdot P(F')
(D) If P(E∩F)≠0P(E \cap F) \neq 0 and P(E/F)=P(F/E)P(E/F) = P(F/E), then(IV) [1−P(E)][1−P(F)][1-P(E)][1-P(F)]

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Solution

✅ Correct Option: 4

(A) Independent: P(E′∩F′)=[1−P(E)][1−P(F)]P(E'\cap F') = [1-P(E)][1-P(F)] which is (IV). (B) P(E′/F)=1−P(E/F)P(E'/F) = 1 - P(E/F) which is (I). (C) Independent: P(E∩F′)=P(E)P(F′)P(E\cap F') = P(E)P(F') which is (III). (D) P(E/F)=P(F/E)P(E/F)=P(F/E) implies P(E)=P(F)P(E)=P(F) which is (II).

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