As a preliminary helper result, show by induction that for events E1, E2,..., EM,MP(E, or E2 or ...ог Ем) < Р(Еm).m=1

For M=1 the result is true as P(E1)=P(E1) For M=2 we have P(E1 or E2)=P(E1)+P(E2)-P(E1 and E2)…

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Ем, As a preliminary helper result, show by induction that for events E1, E2,..., EM, M P(E, or E2 or ... or EM) < > P(Em). m=1