Explain why, if “A” stands for “There is thunder” and “B” stands for “It is raining,”...

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  1. Explain why, if “A” stands for “There is thunder” and “B”stands for “It is raining,” you would expect p(A|B) to be greaterthan P(A).
  2. Suppose you have a fair coin which is equally likely to come upheads or tails. Let “A” stand for “the first toss comes up heads”and “B” stands for the 2nd toss comes up heads.”Calculate the following:
  3. P(A)=
  4. P(B)=
  5. P(A&B)=
  6. P(B|A)=

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Thunder and rainFrom the definition of conditional probabilityFurther we haveThe event    See Answer
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