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Everyone who passes the test will be awarded a degree. The probability that Tom passes the test is 0.5, and the probability that John passes the test is 0.4. The two events are independent of each other. what is The probability that both Tom and John get the degree
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if they are independent, the the probability of the intersection (both) is the product of the probabilities. i.e. you multiply them
also what will be the proprability that atleast one of them gets the degree
|dw:1329926483657:dw| when e and f are independent and 'and' represents intersection
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