Let X be the random variable for the total number of successes in a set A of
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Let X be the random variable for the total number of successes in a set A of n Bernoulli trials, where the i th trial has a probability pi of success, and let X′ be the random variable for the total number of successes in a second set A′ of n Bernoulli trials, where the i th trial has a probability p′i ≥ pi of success. Prove that for 0 ≤ k ≤ n,
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Introduction to Algorithms
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