Question

Depending on the context of the problem P( A and B) can mean different things, so basically can A and B be different in a probability problem

Answer 1

Depending on the context of the Problem P(A and B) can mean different thing

TRUE

When We have a Mutually Exclusive Event

`p(A\cap B)=0`

When we have an Indepedent Event

`p(A\cap B)=p(A)* p(B)`

Hence, the P(A and B) depend on the context of the problem

This is TRUE