
Outlining the Question
Let
,
, and
be sets with dependent probabilities.



Suppose:

1a. Find
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Response
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I need to calculate it

I am still struggling to find the intersections of all of these. But I figured I could calculate the unions.






But how to isolate for any of these?
Eureka!
While tinkering I realized that the two probabilities can be extracted:


If you add up the individual probabilities and subtract the union, you end up with the intersection! Visually it looks like this:


Updating the visual to match the simplified equation:

And now that I see it, of course it makes sense!
We can do the same for the others:
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And:
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So then:
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And finally:
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1b. Find
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Response
Now that we have isolated the intersections.


1c. Find
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Response

1d. Find
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Response

1e. Find
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Response
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LoTUS states that:
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1f. Find
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