Mutual Independence for 3 events

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how do i prove that A and (B intersection C) are mutually independent?
first of all how do i even read that question, is it read: A union (B intersection C) ??
 
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madness26 said:
how do i prove that A and (B intersection C) are mutually independent?
first of all how do i even read that question, is it read: A union (B intersection C) ??

To start with you need to know something about A, B, and C.

A and (B intersection C)
describes two events.
A union (B intersection C)
describes one event.

The notion of independence is meaningful only when discussing two or more events. Therefore only the first statement is meaningful.