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Suppose that we have a sample space s={e1, e2, e3, e4, e5} where p(e1)=0. 18, p(e2)=0. 16, p(e3)=0. 22, p(e4)=0. 24, and p(e5)=0. 2. Let a={e1, e3, e5}, b={e2, e3, e4}, and c={e1, e4, e5}.

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