Arrange P(A B), P(A), P(A B), 0, P(A)+P(B) in the ascending order… - Vidyadip

Question

Arrange $P(A\cup B), P(A), P(A\cap B), 0, P(A)+P(B)$ in the ascending order.

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Answer

The ascending order is :
0 $\le P(A\cap B) \le P(A) \le P(A\cup B) \le P(A)+P(B)$

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