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2) T .
P .
PCAUB) +
PCACUBY 1 +

PAYB) +

PCAnBY

use D M .
: [1]

PCCAnBC) = 1 +
PCAnB) +

PlAnBY
PCAUB) +

213 <prove later)


use C R .
:

PCAUB) + 1 -

PCAB) = 1 +

PCAnB) +

PCAnBY

re-order :

PCABLE pCAnB) +

PCACD) +

PCAnBY
(H)

O
(AnBLUCAB)u(AnBY R
that A
AVB)=

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which is a disjoint union


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S R that (*)
because disjointless
:

the .
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proves

is true .
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C R
proof of .
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PCAVA = PCA) + PLA) (1]

P(AC) disjoint
where PCA) and ar

3)
sy ory
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D

without replacement
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(1) reasoning

467 without ordering


:
AB ,
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, BC

with ordering AB BA Al LA BC CB
:

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