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Two non-simultaneous events have an equal likelihood of occurring (50%). If the events are independent of each other, what is the probability that they will both occur?
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the probability of 2 INDEPENDENT events happening is calculated by multiplying together their separate probabilities
what is our sample space?
let event1 be a let event 2 be b our sample space, as i intepret the questions, is aa ab ba bb
or, as MrNood has suggested, it may be refering to a different concept ...
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