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If the weather forcast says we have a 50% chance of rain today, and a
40% chance of rain tomorrow, what is the chance that we will have rain during that 48 hour period? And what is the probability that we will have rain each day during that 48 hour period? I've tried: P(A||B) = A + B - A * B; # Is this approach right or wrong? P(A&&B) = (A + B) / 2; Please, help so that I may better understand what our weather man is really saying! |
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