mis problem you will be introduced to the notion of a partition of a set. The notion of a partition of a be useful for the theorem of total probability and when generalizing Bayes' Theorem in Week 6. V der the finite case only in this class. A1, A2, A3,..., An} = C be a finite collection of non-empty subsets of a set A. Then C is a partition A₁ U A₂ U A3 U... U An = A. If ij, then A₁ A₁ = 0 her words, (1) says that the union of all the sets in C is identical to A. (2) says that any two pair rent sets in C are disjoint, i.e., they have no members in common. tions are a very common way that we organize the world around us. The United States is partitic veral ways: by postal zip codes, by state boundaries, by time zones, etc. A chessboard is partitic two sets the squares that are black, and the squares that are white. Similarly, the collec {n EN n is even}, {n EN n is odd}} is a partition of N. = (a) Describe three partitions of the set of students at UCI. Verify that each collection you have described in (i) is indeed a partition by checking that the col satisfies the requirements (1) and (2) in the definition of a partition.

mis problem you will be introduced to the notion of a partition of a set. The notion of a partition of a be useful for the theorem of total probability and when generalizing Bayes' Theorem in Week 6. V der the finite case only in this class. A1, A2, A3,..., An} = C be a finite collection of non-empty subsets of a set A. Then C is a partition A₁ U A₂ U A3 U... U An = A. If ij, then A₁ A₁ = 0 her words, (1) says that the union of all the sets in C is identical to A. (2) says that any two pair rent sets in C are disjoint, i.e., they have no members in common. tions are a very common way that we organize the world around us. The United States is partitic veral ways: by postal zip codes, by state boundaries, by time zones, etc. A chessboard is partitic two sets the squares that are black, and the squares that are white. Similarly, the collec {n EN n is even}, {n EN n is odd}} is a partition of N. = (a) Describe three partitions of the set of students at UCI. Verify that each collection you have described in (i) is indeed a partition by checking that the col satisfies the requirements (1) and (2) in the definition of a partition.

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