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Task 2 (10 minutes) Consider now a probability space S and two events ECF. Find an interpretation (in terms of frequency of o
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Interpretation is following :

If E occurs ......... of the time , then E occurs ( P(E) / P(F) ) of the time that F occurs.  

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