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8. We know that P₁ = P2 on B if P₁ = P₂ on C, provided that C generates B and is a 7-system. Show this last property cannot be omitted. For example, consider 2 = (a, b, c, d) with 1 P₁((a)) = P₁({d})= P2({b)) = P2({c)) = = and

8. We know that P₁ = P2 on B if P₁ = P₂ on C, provided that C generates B and is a 7-system. Show this last property cannot be omitted. For example, consider 2 = (a, b, c, d) with 1 P₁((a)) = P₁({d})= P2({b)) = P2({c)) = = and

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Author:Sheldon Ross
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8. We know that P₁ = P₂ on B if P₁ = P2 on C, provided that C generates B and is a 7-system. Show this last property cannot be omitted. For example, consider = (a, b, c, d) with P₁({a})= P₁({d})= P2({b}) = P2({c}); 16 and P₁({b}) = P₁({c}) = P2({a}) = P2({d}) = 3· C= [(a, b), (d, c), {a, c), (b, d)). Set
Transcribed Image Text:8. We know that P₁ = P₂ on B if P₁ = P2 on C, provided that C generates B and is a 7-system. Show this last property cannot be omitted. For example, consider = (a, b, c, d) with P₁({a})= P₁({d})= P2({b}) = P2({c}); 16 and P₁({b}) = P₁({c}) = P2({a}) = P2({d}) = 3· C= [(a, b), (d, c), {a, c), (b, d)). Set
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