If events A and B are INDEPENDENT, then A) A and B must occur together. B) A and B cannot occur together. C) A and B must occur simultaneously D) A's occurrence cannot affect the probability of B's occurrence.

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If events A and B are INDEPENDENT, then

A) A and B must occur together.
B) A and B cannot occur together.
C) A and B must occur simultaneously
D) A's occurrence cannot affect the probability of B's occurrence.

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Answer:

They can't occur together because independent means by itself.

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Andrii Turkovskyi answered Aug 7, 2020

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Explanation:

They can't occur together because independent means by itself.

Xilang answered Aug 11, 2020

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