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Q19Section A (Section A)19 of 60

Conditional inequalities and independence

Let A,B,CA,B,C be three events such that P(C)P(Cc)>0P(C)P(C^{c})>0. Consider the following statements. S1S1: P(A∣C)>P(B∣C)P(A\mid C)>P(B\mid C) and P(A∣Cc)>P(B∣Cc)P(A\mid C^{c})>P(B\mid C^{c}) together imply that P(A)>P(B)P(A)>P(B). S2S2: P(A∣C)=P(A∣Cc)P(A\mid C)=P(A\mid C^{c}) implies that AA and CC are independent. Then

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