Physics, asked by harneksandhu390, 8 months ago

If p1 and p2 be the prbabilities of two events then the probability of two events to take place simultaneously is

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Answered by darshika842

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Because they are mutually exclusive, the probability that one or the other happens is p1+p2. The previous answer is correct that if they are collectively exhaustive (1 or the other must happen) then that is certainly 1.

Answered by DarshikaSingh992

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Answer: Because they are mutually exclusive, the probability that one or the other happens is p1+p2.

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