In a Situation Where There Are Only Two Possible Events

question 60

Multiple Choice

In a situation where there are only two possible events, A and B, on each trial, if P = Q on each trial

• A) A and B are necessarily independent
• B) A and B are necessarily dependent
• C) p (A) must be greater than p(B)
• D) A and B must be mutually exclusive
• E) a and d

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