For independent events that conditional term simplifies, so the chance…

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For independent events that conditional term simplifies, so the chance of both is found by multiplying:

Accepted Answer

A. The two probabilities

1. Independence means B tells us nothing about A.
2. So P(A given B) is just P(A).
3. The joint probability becomes the product of the two probabilities.
_Source: OpenStax Introductory Statistics 2e, Chapter 3, Probability Topics._

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