Probability Terms II
Independent intersecting events are two events that do not influence each other and can occur similtaneously. An example might be the outcome of rolling two dices.
A and B are independent and intersect. Assume that the probability of A is 0.3 and B is 0.2.
This exercise is part of the course
Basic Statistics
Exercise instructions
- Calculate the probability of the outcome including both A and B.
Hands-on interactive exercise
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# probability of the outcome including both A and B