Let B,C be events in a probability space. Show $ \mathbb P(B\cup C) \mathbb P(B\cap C) \leq \mathbb P(B) \mathbb P(C) $.
My work: I started to use inclusion- exclusin principle on the left side, but without success. Could you give me a hint, please?
Let B,C be events in a probability space. Show $ \mathbb P(B\cup C) \mathbb P(B\cap C) \leq \mathbb P(B) \mathbb P(C) $.
My work: I started to use inclusion- exclusin principle on the left side, but without success. Could you give me a hint, please?
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Let $r=P(A\cap B)$, $s=P(A\setminus B)$ and $t=P(B\setminus A)$. Your proposed inequality is then $$r(r+s+t)\le(r+s)(r+t).$$ That does simplify rather nicely...