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Hey there, welcome to numerate.
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So we're giving the problem here to find the probability of event a and event b occurring together.
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So we're going to assume that the probability of a and b, event a and b, are basically mutually exclusive.
00:40
Mutually exclusive, meaning that they're independent from each other.
00:53
So with this, the formula for the probability of a and b, usually, but if you can denote it, let's just do, and b equals the probability of a times the probability of b.
01:16
This equation only applies for mutually exclusive events, which we are dealing here with.
01:22
So, just looking at this problem here, it looks like there is no values for the probability of a and probability of b.
01:28
It's not given.
01:30
So therefore, let's make up a scenario over here.
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And as a reminder, please remember to attach your data into the same submission, therefore i can help you fully.
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But let's just say our probability of a equals 0 .50, and our probability of b equals 0 .35...