Mathematics, 25.06.2020 02:01, FromTheDeskOfLauren

Let the experiment be the toss of three dice in a row. Let X be the outcome of the first die. Let Y be the outcome of the 2nd die. Let Z be the outcome of the 3rd die. Let A be the event that X ≥ Y , Let B be the event that Y ≥ Z, Let C be the event that Z ≥ X(a) Find P(A). (b) Find P(B). (c) Find P(A B). (d) Are A and B independent? (e) Are A, B, C pairwise independent? (f) Find P(A B C).

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