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Calculating "Hybrid Probability" When Two Probabilities Affect the Same Event

 
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Feb19-12, 10:24 AM   #18
 
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Calculating "Hybrid Probability" When Two Probabilities Affect the Same Event

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P.S. I notice that this was the very first post ever by the original poster. I hope we didn't scare him away.
Yes, he did us the favor of asking a very instructive question. I certainly thought it would be "just combinatorics" until you pointed out the problem with that.
 
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