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Mathematics, 08.07.2019 06:00 dontcareanyonemo

Suppose that a person's birthday is a uniformly random choice from the 365 days of a year (leap years are ignored), and one person's birthday is independent of the birthdays of other people. alex, betty and conlin are comparing birthdays. define these three events: a = {alex and betty have the same birthday} b = {betty and conlin have the same birthday} c = {conlin and alex have the same birthday} are these events independent ?

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