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In Probability Theory,when Two Outcomes Cannot Occur Simultaneously They Are

Question 139

Question 139

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In probability theory,when two outcomes cannot occur simultaneously they are ____.


A) conditional probabilities
B) mutually exclusive
C) mutually exhaustive
D) exhaustive

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