Let A and B be two events. (a) What do mean when we say that the events A and B are independent? (b)
Question: Let A and B be two events.
(a) What do mean when we say that the events A and B are independent?
(b) Suppose that A and B are independent. Use the axioms of probability to show that \(A'\) and B are also independent.
(c) Suppose that A and B are mutually exclusive sets with the property that \(0<\Pr \left( A \right)<1\). Can A and B be also independent?
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