Independence in probability theory and mutually exclusive events What is the difference
Independent of each other: two events do not occur and no relationship to each other. For example, it rains tomorrow and tomorrow's lottery winning numbers are okay. P (AB) = P (A ) P (B) - Numerically simple probability - the probability values can be multiplied by separate
mutually exclusive: two events can not occur simultaneously. For example, baby, boys or girls, these two are not possible simultaneously. Event product of A and B is equal to the empty set - the nature of the event is - countable additive
mutually exclusive: two events can not occur simultaneously. For example, baby, boys or girls, these two are not possible simultaneously. Event product of A and B is equal to the empty set - the nature of the event is - countable additive