Suppose that .S; P1/ and .S; P2/ are two sample spaces that have the same set of
Chapter 30, Problem 30.5(choose chapter or problem)
Suppose that .S; P1/ and .S; P2/ are two sample spaces that have the same set of outcomes, S. Is it possible that each outcome is less likely in the first sample space than it is in the second? That is, can we have 8s 2 S; P1.s/ < P2.s/?
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