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Grinstead-Snell-Probability
· Problem 4.1.60
Conditional Probability
Mathematics · attraction-union
Problem
Prove that if
A
A
A
attracts both
B
B
B
and
C
C
C
, and
A
A
A
repels
B
∩
C
B \cap C
B
∩
C
, then
A
A
A
attracts
B
∪
C
B \cup C
B
∪
C
. Is there any example in which
A
A
A
attracts both
B
B
B
and
C
C
C
and repels
B
∪
C
B \cup C
B
∪
C
?
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