Question

probability Help

Answer 1

@ZeHanz

Answer 2

@LastDayWork

Answer 3

@rational
Would you like to make a guess ??

Answer 4

yes just a sec :)

Answer 5

all options are starting with "two.. "
that means are they conducting two trials ?

Answer 6

i picked first option

Answer 7

as i think independent/disjoint/mutually exclusive outcomes cannot happen at the same time

Answer 8

Consider it as two 'simultaneous' trials..

Answer 9

oh like tossing two coins ?

Answer 10

If two events are independent, how can you put any constraint regarding simultaneity ??

Answer 11

Did you understand my point ?

Answer 12

sorry was distracted...

Answer 13

if two events are independent, then knowing the outcome of one event will have no effect on the other outcome ?

Answer 14

Yep..that's ^^ true..