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Suppose a and b are independent events. If l(a) =0.8 and p(b) =0.85 what is p(a and b)
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Suppose a and b are independent events. If l(a) =0.8 and p(b) =0.85 what is p(a and b)
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Answer: 0.68
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just took test and got it right
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