STATISTICS - Independence, Disjointedness or Neither?

Suppose you are selected to take part in an opinion poll. Is this set of events independent, disjoint, or neither?

A=your telephone number is randomly selected; B=you are not home when they call.

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STATISTICS - Independence, Disjointedness or Neither? 

Suppose you are selected to take part in an opinion poll. Is this set of events independent, disjoint, or neither?

A=your telephone number is randomly selected; B=you are not home when they call.

anonymous · Answer

@Callisto

anonymous · Answer

The answer to this is INDEPENDENT, but I am not 100% sure why.

anonymous · Answer

@dpaInc 
@SmoothMath  (do you know statistics?)

anonymous · Answer

I do.
Independent means that the outcome of one event doesn't affect the probability of the other event.