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A logic or thought experiment could model this phenonemon by setting up a [[random variable]] at the first level, and then another random variable at the second level that is a function of the first random variable.
 
A logic or thought experiment could model this phenonemon by setting up a [[random variable]] at the first level, and then another random variable at the second level that is a function of the first random variable.
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== Simple case ==
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Consider a double-slit experiment where a particle has a 50% chance of being found, if observed, to be passing through one of the slits.  When it ends up on a distant background screen could then be one of three places for each slit:  further left, straight ahead, or further right, each with a probability of one third.  Assume that the placement on the distant screen of "further right" for one slit is the same as "further left" for the other slit.
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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