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04-08-2019
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Events A and B independent events.What is the probability of A and B?

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Answer:It would depend on the events

Step-by-step explanation:

If it was a coin flip and a roll of the dice, the probability would be 1/12, since it is 1/2 for the coin toss, and 1/6 for the dice roll.

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