Statistics Events Rules 0.0 / 5 ? StatisticsStatistics Events RulesASEdexcel Created by: CatherineWrCreated on: 22-05-16 15:28 Two events are independent if: Probability of A intersection B = Probability of A x Probability of B and the Probability of B given A = Probability of B given not A 1 of 9 Two events are mutually exclusive if: Probability of A union B = Probability of A + Probability of B and Probability of A intersection B = 0 2 of 9 Two events are dependent if: Probability of A intersection B = Probability of A x Probability of B given A and Probability of B given not A doesn't equal Probability of B given A 3 of 9 If the probability of A intersection B = Probability of A x B the events are: Independent Events 4 of 9 If the Probability of B given A = the Probability of B given not A the events are: Independent Events 5 of 9 If the Probability of A union B = the Probability of A + the Probability of B then the events are: Mutually Exclusive Events 6 of 9 If the Probability of a intersection B = 0 then the events are: Mutually Exclusive Events 7 of 9 If the Probability of A intersection B = the Probability of A x the Probability of B given A then the events are: Dependent Events 8 of 9 If the Probability of B given A is not equal to the Probability of B given not A then the events are: Dependent Events 9 of 9
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