Multiple Choice
The probability that independent events A and B will both occur is determined by:
A) subtracting the probability of A from the probability of B
B) subtracting the probability of B from the probability of A
C) adding the probability of A to the probability of B
D) multiplying the probability of A by the probability of B
E) dividing the probability of A by the probability of B
Correct Answer:
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