Two Outcomes Are Said to Be Mutually Exclusive When

question 54

Multiple Choice

Two outcomes are said to be mutually exclusive when

• A) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together is equal to zero (p = 0).
• B) the probability of the occurrence of one outcome has no effect on the probability of the occurrence of the second outcome.
• C) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together is greater than zero (p > 0).
• D) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together sums to one.

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