The Probability That Two Particular Outcomes Will Occur Is Determined

question 23

Multiple Choice

The probability that two particular outcomes will occur is determined by:

• A)Adding one outcome's probability to the other outcome's probability.
• B)Subtracting one outcome's probability from the other outcome's probability.
• C)Multiplying one outcome's probability by the other outcome's probability.
• D)Dividing one outcome's probability by the other outcome's probability.

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