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role was independent of the first role
dependent of the fourth rle when we
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dependent of the fourth rle when we
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dependent of the fourth rle when we
looked at the two coins we assumed that
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looked at the two coins we assumed that
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looked at the two coins we assumed that
heads and taals of the each coin was
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heads and taals of the each coin was
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heads and taals of the each coin was
independent of the other
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independent of the other
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independent of the other
coin I didn't for example look at one
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coin I didn't for example look at one
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coin I didn't for example look at one
coin and make sure that the other one
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coin and make sure that the other one
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coin and make sure that the other one
was
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different the danger here is that people
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different the danger here is that people
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different the danger here is that people
often compute probabilities assuming
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often compute probabilities assuming
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often compute probabilities assuming
Independence when you don't actually
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Independence when you don't actually
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Independence when you don't actually
have
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have
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have
Independence so let's look at an
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Independence so let's look at an
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Independence so let's look at an
example um for those of you familiar
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