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# Proof that: If B âŠ† A, then P(A âˆ’ B) = P(A) âˆ’ P(B); in particular P(B) â‰¤P(A)....

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###### Proof that: If B âŠ† A, then P(A âˆ’ B) = P(A) âˆ’ P(B); in particular P(B) â‰¤P(A).

proof that: If B âŠ† A, then P(A âˆ’ B) = P(A) âˆ’ P(B); in particular P(B) â‰¤ P(A).

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