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Mathematics, 21.04.2021 17:40, roseemariehunter12

Events that have no effect on each others' probability are called events. Example: Toss 2 dice. Having a 4 on one and getting a 3 on the other have no effect on each other. Term: (i need the mathematical term, it starts with in)

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