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@@probabilitystochasticproce2625 for me it still unclear, why in "max" part we should use _union_ with (A union Abar) but for "min" part we should use _intersection_ with (A union Abar).
@@alexeyzaa9399 . A intersection Abar is always the empty set, 0; no matter what A is. So intersecting A with Abar makes no sense. Whereas AUA' is always the whole set, so intersecting with AUA' with B will remain as B. Then simplify it as BA U BA' where BA and BA' are always mutually exclusive. Then proceed w/ the context of the problem.
Let X and Y be a uniformly distributed random variable over the interval [0, 4] and [0, 6] respectively. If X and Y are independent events, then compute the probability, P(max(X, Y ) > 2) a) 1/6 b) 5/6 c) 2/3 d) None of the above
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I am not getting that B intersection A union A' at 7:29...why we add that AUA'
The same logic was used earlier at 2:34 Watch that first. The problem becomes linear if we use the partition A = X>Y and Abar = X
@@probabilitystochasticproce2625 for me it still unclear, why in "max" part we should use _union_ with (A union Abar) but for "min" part we should use _intersection_ with (A union Abar).
@@alexeyzaa9399 . A intersection Abar is always the empty set, 0; no matter what A is. So intersecting A with Abar makes no sense. Whereas AUA' is always the whole set, so intersecting with AUA' with B will remain as B. Then simplify it as BA U BA' where BA and BA' are always mutually exclusive. Then proceed w/ the context of the problem.
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Let X and Y be a uniformly distributed random variable over the interval [0, 4] and [0, 6] respectively. If X and Y are independent
events, then compute the probability, P(max(X, Y ) > 2)
a) 1/6
b) 5/6
c) 2/3
d) None of the above
b
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