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TEXT :
- We have an event called X with two possible outcomes that are outcome A and outcome B .
the probability for the outcome to be A is noted as p , where p is a real number in the range [0.0 ; 1.0].
we also note p' a real number representing the probability that p is in range [0.9 ; 1.0] .
- additional information "#" : the event X happened a billion times among which the outcome is always A.
QUESTIONS:
1)- without noting the additional information "#" , can a value be assigned to p' ?
(the student has to indicate the value and prove the existence of the value , if a value cannot be
assigned the student has to prove the non-existence of the value)
2)-
a)- if we note the additional information "#", does that change the previous value in anyway ?
b)- can we assign a new value to p' ?
- We have an event called X with two possible outcomes that are outcome A and outcome B .
the probability for the outcome to be A is noted as p , where p is a real number in the range [0.0 ; 1.0].
we also note p' a real number representing the probability that p is in range [0.9 ; 1.0] .
- additional information "#" : the event X happened a billion times among which the outcome is always A.
QUESTIONS:
1)- without noting the additional information "#" , can a value be assigned to p' ?
(the student has to indicate the value and prove the existence of the value , if a value cannot be
assigned the student has to prove the non-existence of the value)
2)-
a)- if we note the additional information "#", does that change the previous value in anyway ?
b)- can we assign a new value to p' ?