Chapter 3: Q.3.68 (page 104)
In Problem 3.66a, find the conditional probability that relays and are both closed given that a current flows from to .
Short Answer
The conditional probability is.
Chapter 3: Q.3.68 (page 104)
In Problem 3.66a, find the conditional probability that relays and are both closed given that a current flows from to .
The conditional probability is.
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(c) What is ?
An urn contains white andblack balls. If balls are to be randomly selected without replacement, what is the probability that the first selected is white and the last 2 black?
Let , and be events relating to the experiment of rolling a pair of dice.
(a) If localid="1647938016434" and localid="1647938126689" either prove that localid="1647938033174" or give a counterexample by defining events and for which that relationship is not true.
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(b)
Extend the definition of conditional independence to more than events.
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