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Old 12-29-2006, 07:58 PM
jay_shark jay_shark is offline
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Default Interesting probability question

Here is a neat question that I haven't figured out yet . I'll think about it some more when I get the chance but here it goes .

Let S =[1,2,3...n} and suppose that A and B and independently likely to be any of the 2^n subsets (including the null set and s itself) of S .

Show that P(A is a subset of B) =(3/4)^n
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