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let a and b be two given independent events such that p(a)=p and p(b)=q and p (exactly one of A, B) then the value of 3p+3q-6pq isplease anyone​


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Answered by pulakmath007
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FORMULA TO BE IMPLEMENTED

Two events A & B are said to be independent if

 \sf{ \:  P(A \cap B) =  P(A) P(B)\: }

GIVEN

let A and B be two given independent events such that P (A )=p and P (B )=q

TO DETERMINE

Express 3p+3q-6pq in terms of P(Exactly one of A, B)

CALCULATION

Since Two events A & B are said to be independent

So

 \sf{ \:  P(A \cap B) =  P(A) P(B)\: }

 \implies \:  \sf{ \:  P(A \cap B) = pq\: }

Now the event exactly one of A and B is

 \sf{A \bar{ B}\:  \cup  \:  \bar{A}B}

So

 \sf{P( \sf{A \bar{ B}\:  \cup  \:  \bar{A}B}  )}

 =  \sf{P(A )P(\bar{ B})\:   + \:  P(\bar{A}) \: P(B)}

 =  \sf{P(A )(1 - P({ B}))\:   + \:  (1 - P({A})) \: P(B)}

 =  \sf{P(A ) - P(A )P({ B})\:   + \:  P(B) - P({A}) \: P(B)}

 =  \sf{P(A )   + \:  P(B) - 2P({A}) \: P(B)}

 =  \sf{ p + q - 2pq\: } \:

Hence

   \sf{3 p + 3q - 6pq\: } \:

 =  3(\sf{ p + q - 2pq\: } )

  = 3 \: \sf{P( \sf{A \bar{ B}\:  \cup  \:  \bar{A}B}  )}

 = 3 \times  \sf{P(Exactly \:  one \:  of \:  A, B)}

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