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Compare to probability. Probability of element being in one set AND another distinct set is multiplication of two probabilities (which are, in reality, actually
by krick 12y ago
Compare to probability. Probability of element being in one set AND another distinct set is multiplication of two probabilities (which are, in reality, actually defined by sets).
"Pairs" (and, respectively, cartesian product) is a bit more complex, and not so much related to boolean algebra deduction concept.