Three randomly chosen persons are to be tested for the presence of gene (g). Three random events
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Three randomly chosen persons are to be tested for the presence of gene \(g\). Three random events are introduced:
\(A=\) 'none of them has gene \(g\),'
\(B=\) 'at least one of them has gene \(g\), '
\(C=\) 'not more than one of them has gene \(g\) '.
Determine the corresponding sample space \(\Omega\) and characterize the events \(A \cap B, B \cup \bar{C}\), and \(\overline{B \cap \bar{C}}\) by elementary events.
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Applied Probability And Stochastic Processes
ISBN: 9780367658496
2nd Edition
Authors: Frank Beichelt
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