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What swimmer probabilities and groupings are given in this example?

What swimmer probabilities and groupings are given in this example? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "ities of our four swimmers Ben, Chad, Grover, and Tim each win- ning…

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  • Winning probabilities and classifications of four swimmers
  • Probabilities of winning the heat
  • Ben wins with probability .1
  • Chad wins with probability .2
  • Grover wins with probability .4
  • Tim wins with probability .3
  • University affiliations
  • U = {Ben, Chad, Grover} are UMW athletes
  • M = {Tim}, who is from Marymount
  • Class-year classifications
  • J = {Ben, Tim} are juniors
  • S = {Chad, Grover} are sophomores
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What swimmer probabilities and groupings are given in this example?

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"ities of our four swimmers Ben, Chad, Grover, and Tim each win- ning the heat at .1, .2, .4, and .3, respectively.\n\n4.7. INDEPENDENCE 81 Now suppose Ben, Chad, and Grover are UMW athletes, Tim is from Marymount, Ben and Tim are juniors, and Chad and Grover are sophomores. We’ll define U ={Ben,Chad,Grover}, M ={Tim}, J ={Ben,Tim}, and S ={Chad,Grover}."

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