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Two events are independent when one occurring
Aleaves the other's chance unchanged
Bmakes the other impossible to occur
Cmakes the other certain to occur
Dhalves the other's chance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. leaves the other's chance unchanged
Independent events do not affect each other's probability of occurrence.
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