Events a and b are mutually exclusive when: select one: a. they are independent events. b. p(a)p(b) = p(a | b.c. p(a)p(b) = 0 d. their joint probability is zero.

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Events a and b are mutually exclusive when: select one:

a. they are independent events.
b. p(a)p(b) = p(a |
b.c. p(a)p(b) = 0
d. their joint probability is zero.

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A. They are independent events

Eg heads and tails

These two events cannot occur together therefore they are independent

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