Is that true that for any events $A, B, C$, the following holds?
$$P(A|B\cap C)\leq P(A|B)$$
I think the answer is no. Intuitively, adding more condition may cause the probability increase. Is that right?
Is that true that for any events $A, B, C$, the following holds?
$$P(A|B\cap C)\leq P(A|B)$$
I think the answer is no. Intuitively, adding more condition may cause the probability increase. Is that right?
You are right.
Consider the events:
$A $: today it will rain;
$B $: I am a boy;
$C $: the sky is full of gray clouds.
That inequality does not seem right now.
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