Consider Two Events That Are Mutually Exclusive, That Is, If

question 31

Multiple Choice

Consider two events that are mutually exclusive, that is, if one occurs, the other cannot occur. The probability that either one will occur is ________, and the probability that both will occur is ________.

• A) one; zero
• B) the product of their probabilities; one
• C) one; the product of their probabilities
• D) the sum of their probabilities; zero

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Definitions:

Legal Significance

The importance or implication of something within the framework of the law; it determines how a fact or action influences legal outcomes.

Self-Awareness

Attention directed at the self.

Self-Control

The ability to regulate one's emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in the face of temptations and impulses.

Self-Presentation

Any behavior that seeks to convey some image of self or some information about the self to other people.