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independent the probability of one of
them losing is influenced by the
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them losing is influenced by the
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them losing is influenced by the
probability of the other
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probability of the other
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probability of the other
winning right so you would expect the
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winning right so you would expect the
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winning right so you would expect the
probability of one of them losing is
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probability of one of them losing is
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probability of one of them losing is
much closer to one than 22 over 64 which
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much closer to one than 22 over 64 which
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much closer to one than 22 over 64 which
is about a
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is about a
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is about a
third all right
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third all right
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third all right
so in this case it's easy but as we'll
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so in this case it's easy but as we'll
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so in this case it's easy but as we'll
see as we get through the term there are
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see as we get through the term there are
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see as we get through the term there are
lots of cases where you have to work
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lots of cases where you have to work
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lots of cases where you have to work
pretty hard to understand whether or not
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pretty hard to understand whether or not
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pretty hard to understand whether or not
two events really are independent and if
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two events really are independent and if
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two events really are independent and if
you get it wrong you get a totally bogus
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