Answer to Question #208961 in Statistics and Probability for mimi

Question #208961

If P.A/ D 0:4 and P.B/ D 0:6, then A and B must be mutually exclusive.


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Expert's answer
2021-07-20T12:44:08-0400

There are two events. P(A/D) & P(B/D).


The sum of the probability of their occurence is:


0.4 + 0.6


which will be equal to 1, A sure event. So the given events would be mutually exclusive


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