Question

What does this question mean? o.o

Answer 1

" Describe two events that are independent. Use math vocabulary that you have learned so far in this module to explain what it means when events are independent."

Answer 2

two events that are independent?

Answer 3

What does "independent" mean?

Answer 4

fourth of july? idependance day?

Answer 5

That is when America became "independent."

Answer 6

e_e" Really guys? This is the math section, not the english section.

Answer 7

Define: independent

Answer 8

Like an independent variable ._.

Answer 9

An independent variable is basically a variable that can be any number. The dependent variable is the variable calculated from the independent variable.

Answer 10

Yes, that's the idea. Now use it on "events."

Answer 11

I don't know how. That is WHY I posted the question.

Answer 12

For example, I do contract work where I get paid for every hour of work I do in a given week. If I work more hours, my paycheck is bigger. So in this case the number of hours I work is the independent variable (it can, in theory, be anywhere from 0 to 40 or more hours each week), and the dependent variable is the amount on my paycheck (it is a variable too, but it directly depends on the number of hours I worked).

Answer 13

To explain what it means when events are independent you must first understand the definitions of each word.

Answer 14

What is an "event"?

Answer 15

What math vocabulary that you have learned so far in this module?

Answer 16

if P(A) ≠ P(A|B) then P(B) ≠ P(B|A).?