Math, asked by Sahilg41, 1 year ago

Probability independent events vs mutually exclusive

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Answered by shubhammirashi

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probably it May occur.i.e between independent events Vs. mutually exclusive

Answered by darshuschoolemail

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Answer:

independent defined in terms of probability of events whereas mutually exclusive defined in terms of events refer to ur ncert pg 543

Step-by-step explanation:

independent events follow condition p(A)*p(B)=p(AintersectionB)

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