Hi I wrote the problem below. I understand part a but I was wondering if you can break down how to interpret part b because when both compliments and intersections are included it gets tricky. and I don't know how part c is correct since my E3 includes outcomes that have yielding in more than the 3rd specimen so I'm not sure how that is correct if part c is ONLY for the 3rd specimen to yield. Three steel specimens are subjected to a certain tensile load. Let Ei be the event that the i-th specimen yields under this load. Write expressions for the following events: (a) Yielding occurs in all three specimens (b) Yielding occurs in two and no more specimens (c) Yielding occurs only in specimen No. 3.

Hi I wrote the problem below. I understand part a but I was wondering if you can break down how to interpret part b because when both compliments and intersections are included it gets tricky. and I don't know how part c is correct since my E3 includes outcomes that have yielding in more than the 3rd specimen so I'm not sure how that is correct if part c is ONLY for the 3rd specimen to yield. Three steel specimens are subjected to a certain tensile load. Let Ei be the event that the i-th specimen yields under this load. Write expressions for the following events: (a) Yielding occurs in all three specimens (b) Yielding occurs in two and no more specimens (c) Yielding occurs only in specimen No. 3.

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