Question: 2. Let A, B, C, D denote four events. (a) (4 marks) Suppose P(C D) > 0, and prove that P(A B|C D) = P(ABC|D)
2. Let A, B, C, D denote four events.
(a) (4 marks) Suppose P(C D) > 0, and prove that P(A B|C D) = P(ABC|D) P(C|D) .
(b) (9 marks) Suppose that A, B, C are independent given the event D, i.e., all these equalities hold:
P(A B C|D) = P(A|D)P(B|D)P(C|D),
P(A B|D) = P(A|D)P(B|D),
P(A C|D) = P(A|D)P(C|D),
P(C B|D) = P(C|D)P(B|D).
Define AB = (A Bc ) (Ac B). Is the following conditional independence true?
P((AB) C|D) = P((AB)|D)P(C|D)
Prove your answer.
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