atlniki atlniki

12-12-2016
Mathematics

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P(B l A) can be read as "the probability that A occurs given that B has occurred."

True or False?

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Anonymous Anonymous

12-12-2016

That would be proven as false P(B I A) means "Event B given Event A"

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mikendebord mikendebord

08-05-2020

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the answer would be false because in the example P(B|A) this would mean that B is only possible if A has already occurred.

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