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Suppose Q and R are independent events. Find the probability of Q and R when P(Q)=0.41 ans P(R)=0.44.

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Answer:

Probability of Q and R = 0.1804.

Explanation:

Given : Q and R are independent events,when P(Q)=0.41 ans P(R)=0.44.

To find : Find the probability of Q and R .

Solution : We have given that P(Q)=0.41 and P(R)=0.44. We need to find the probability of Q and R.

As we know Q , R are independent ,

Probability of Q and R = P(Q) * P(R)

Probability of Q and R = 0.41 * 0.44

Probability of Q and R = 0.1804.

Therefore , Probability of Q and R = 0.1804.

User Neolei
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we are given with two probabilities: P(Q) = 0.41 and P(R)  =0.44 in which events Q and R are non-mutually exclusive to each other. In this case, the probability of Q and R is equal to   P(Q)*  P(R) that is equivalent to 0.1804. This is the final answer to this problem.
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