If A and B are events and B A, why is it obvious that P(B) P(A)

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If A and B are events and B A, why is it obvious that P(B) P(A)?

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QUESTION:

If A and B are events and B A, why is it obvious that P(B) P(A)?

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Let  denote the universal set i.e. .

Let  denote the cardinality of any set  which lies in the universal set .

Definition of Probability:- The probability of a set is defined by

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