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Suppose Q and R are independent events. Find P(Q and R) if P(Q) = 4/7 and P(R) = 1/2
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You need a formula: P(Q and R) = P(Q)*P(R)
15/14?
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15/14?
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I blanket on mutipling fractions
That was the last of my questions. Thank you so much for the help? whast the lastest youll be on to help?
No problem. Happy to help
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