Probability proof.
Suppose 0 < P(B) < 1. Use the partition B, B' to find an expression for
P(A | A U B). Hence or otherwise show that for any event A
P(A | A U B) > P(A | B).
I've tried this again and again.. can anyone see how you do it?
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P(A | A U B). Hence or otherwise show that for any event A
P(A | A U B) > P(A | B).
I've tried this again and again.. can anyone see how you do it?
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