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Why is Pr( J ∩ S ) equal to zero?

Why is Pr( J ∩ S ) equal to zero? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "Pr( J ∩ S )? Zero. Sets J and S have no elements in common, therefore their intersection is a set with…

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  • Pr(J ∩ S) = 0
  • J and S have no elements in common
  • Their intersection is the empty set
  • The empty set contains no outcomes
  • The probability of a non-existent outcome is 0
  • Nobody is both a junior and a senior
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"Pr( J ∩ S )? Zero. Sets J and S have no elements in common, therefore their intersection is a set with no outcomes, and the probability of a non-existent outcome happening is 0. (Put another way, nobody is both a junior and a senior.)"

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