Given That Two Events, a and B, Are Independent, If

question 23

True/False

Given that two events, A and B, are independent, if the marginal probability of A is 0.6, the conditional probability of A given B will be 0.4.

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Definitions:

Chicken

a domesticated bird commonly raised for its meat and eggs; also can denote a game in which two players head towards each other, and the first to veer away is considered the loser.

Payoff

The return or gain received from an investment or decision, representing the benefits accruing to the involved parties.

Pure Strategy Equilibria

In game theory, a situation where each player chooses one strategy and no player can benefit by changing their strategy while the other players keep theirs unchanged.

Swerve

A sudden change in direction or position, often used in strategic contexts to describe a deviation from a previously expected path.