Question: 43. (Level 2) Suppose there are three cards, A, B and C. Two of them will be drawn one by one with replacement. (a) What
43. (Level 2) Suppose there are three cards, A, B and
C. Two of them will be drawn one by one with
replacement.
(a) What is the probability of getting (A, B), i.e.
the first card is A and the second card is B?
How about the probability of getting (B, B)?
(b) Are the event of getting (A,B) and that of get-
ting (A,C) mutually exclusive? If not, what is
(are) the common case(s)?
(c) Suppose the two cards are drawn without re-
placement. What is your answer to (b)?
(d) Are the event of getting A as the first card
and the getting B as the second one mutually
exclusive? If not, what is (are) the common
case(s)?
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