Question 9 (Mandatory) (6 points)\ Saved\ Events A and B occur sequentially.\ P(A) = 0.500\ P(B) = 0.200\ P(A and B) = 0.100, which means sometimes A and B occur jointly.\ Are events A and B independent?\ True\ False
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