if p(a/b)=p(b/a) and a and b are two non mutually exclusive events then:
a. a and b are necessarily the same events b. P(a)= P(b)
c. P(a intersection b)= P(a) P(b) d. all the above

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if p(a/b)=p(b/a) and a and b are two non mutually exclusive events
then:
a a and b are necessarily the same events b P(a)= P(b)
c P(a intersection b)= P(a) P(b) d all the above

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if p(a/b)=p(b/a) and a and b are two non mutually exclusive events then: a. a and b are necessarily the same events b. P(a)= P(b) c. P(a intersection b)= P(a) P(b) d. all the above

if p(a/b)=p(b/a) and a and b are two non mutually exclusive events then:
a. a and b are necessarily the same events b. P(a)= P(b)
c. P(a intersection b)= P(a) P(b) d. all the above