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If Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) are independent, is the probability that both Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) will happen

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If Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) are independent, is the probability that both Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) will happen

by VJesus12 » Thu Mar 11, 2021 12:31 pm

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If Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) are independent, is the probability that both Event \(A\) and Event \(B\) will happen greater than \(0.3?\)

(1) Probability that \(A\) will happen is \(0.25.\)

(2) Probability that \(B\) will NOT happen is \(0.71.\)

Answer: D

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