Find an example with two events, A and B, which are independent but not condi- tionally independent with respect to another event C. (b)  Find an example with two events, D and E, which are conditionally independent with respect to an event F but not with respect to Fc.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Author:Sheldon Ross
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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis
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  1. Find an example with two events, A and B, which are independent but not condi- tionally independent with respect to another event C.

  2. (b)  Find an example with two events, D and E, which are conditionally independent with respect to an event F but not with respect to Fc.

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