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Assume P(A) = .35 and P(B) = .45 to answer the questions below. What is the...

Assume P(A) = .35 and P(B) = .45 to answer the questions below.

What is the minimum P(A or B) could possibly be and find P(A | B)?

What is the maximum P(A or B) could possibly be and under what scenario?

What is the P(A^c and B^c ) if A and B were independent evets?

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