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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137396853vent . will occur at least once if the experiment is repeated, independently, for n times. By Theorem 37 of Chapter 3, we have.The cases . = 0 and . = 1 naturally give .. = 0 and ..= 1, while the case . = 1 naturally gives .. = .. We shall therefore usually assume that . > 1 and

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Lists Ideen zum deutschen EisenbahnwesenIf . is any probability space (Definition 1.6), we have defined an event . as any subset of . (Definition 1.12). In Chapter 2 we worked with a uniform space . and considered the problem of computing the probability .(.) by counting the elements in . and in . and using Equation 1.11: .(.) = .(.)/ .(.).

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