Find the probability of the independent event. 7) if p (e) = 0.9, p (f ∣ e.= 0.36, and e and f are independent, find p (f).

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Find the probability of the independent event. 7) if p (e) = 0.9, p (f ∣

e.= 0.36, and e and f are independent, find p (f).

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are independent, then
$\mathbb P(F\mid E)=\mathbb P(F)$ , so that
$\mathbb P(F)=0.36$ .

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