SOLUTION: Prove
If {B(k) ,k= 1,2, ……,n } is a set of events such that
n
∑P[B(k)]
k=1
Then
n
P(∩B(K))>0
k=1
(Where B(k) is expressed as k is the subscript of B
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Question 1163644: Prove
If {B(k) ,k= 1,2, ……,n } is a set of events such that
n
∑P[B(k)]
k=1
Then
n
P(∩B(K))>0
k=1
(Where B(k) is expressed as k is the subscript of B)
Answer by ikleyn(52908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
.
There is an error in your post, as it is worded, printed, posted and presented.
The error is that the condition " if " describing propery of events B(k), is interrupted and uncompleted.
Twice and thrice check with your source.
Then re-check and cross-check.
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