How do you know if events are "mutually exclusive"?
a spinner is spun. state whether the events are mutually exclusive then find P(A or B)
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A = an odd number
B = a number > 6
How do you know if events are "mutually exclusive"?imax theaterSee if they can both happen at the same time. If they can, it's not mutually exclusive.
If the spinner has any odd numbers greater than 6 on it, then they are not mutually exclusive.
And P( A or B) is P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B).
If they are mutually exclusive, P(A and B) is zero
so P(A or B) is just P(A) + P(B)
How do you know if events are "mutually exclusive"?classical music opera theater
mutually exclusive means that they can not happen at the same time. They can't share any outcomes.
So A does include number greater than 6, only odd
and B includes odd numbers greater than 6 so I would say no those two outcomes are not disjoint.
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