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To find the probability of neither event $ A $ nor event $ B $ occurring, given that they are mutually exclusive, we start with the following information:

The probability of event $ A $, $ P(A) $, is 0.5.

The probability of event $ B $, $ P(B) $, is 0.3.

Since $ A $ and $ B $ are mutually exclusive, the prob

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