Multiple Choice
Let event A be "satisfied with one's marriage" and event B be "satisfied with one's job.The probability that someone is satisfied with both his marriage and his job is equal to:
A) p(A|B)
B) p(A,B)
C) p(B) p(A|B)
D) b and c
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