Independent Events (VCE SSCE Mathematical Methods): Quizzes
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What does it mean for two events and to be independent?
What does it mean for two events and to be independent?
Which formula is the multiplication test for independence?
Which formula is the multiplication test for independence?
If , , and , are and independent?
If , , and , are and independent?
No, because
Which is NOT an equivalent condition for independence (when probabilities are non-zero)?
Which is NOT an equivalent condition for independence (when probabilities are non-zero)?
When are events and automatically independent?
When are events and automatically independent?
When or
Can two events with non-zero probabilities be both independent and mutually exclusive?
Can two events with non-zero probabilities be both independent and mutually exclusive?
No, these concepts are incompatible
For mutually exclusive events, what is ?
For mutually exclusive events, what is ?
In the coin toss example, what is ?
In the coin toss example, what is ?
If and are independent, what is ?
If and are independent, what is ?
Can events be mathematically independent without being physically independent?
Can events be mathematically independent without being physically independent?
Yes, as shown in the dice example
