Given a dependency between two events, A and B, in order to determine P(A|B) you must know both P(A) and P(B). True or False?

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I am not the best at this but I am decent so I would say true but I am not sure
Well P(A | B) = P( A ∩ B)/P(B)

So we definitely need P(B), but to know P( A ∩ B) does not mean
that we actually have to know P(A).
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