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When Two Events Cannot Occur Simultaneously in a Single Trial

Question 14

Question 14

Multiple Choice

When two events cannot occur simultaneously in a single trial it is called


A) Mutually exclusive events
B) Collectively exclusive events
C) Mutually exhaustive events
D) None of the above

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