Question: Let A, B, C1,.. , Cn be events on a probability space (0, P). Suppose that U-, C; = N and P(C;) > 0,

Let A, B, C1,.. , Cn be events on a probability space

Let A, B, C1,.. , Cn be events on a probability space (0, P). Suppose that U-, C; = N and P(C;) > 0, P(A|C;) > P(B|C;) for any i = 1,2, ...n. Is it true that P(A) > P(B)? .....

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