5. Bayes' theorem for an 'AND’ combined event is: Pr( A 'AND’ B) = Pr( A|B )*Pr( B ). When does this become Pr( A ʼAND’ B) = Pr( A)*Pr( B A. When A and B are Independent. B. When A and are mutually exclusive. C. When A and B are sequential events. D. When Pr(A ʼAND’ B) = 0.
5. Bayes' theorem for an 'AND’ combined event is: Pr( A 'AND’ B) = Pr( A|B )*Pr( B ). When does this become Pr( A ʼAND’ B) = Pr( A)*Pr( B A. When A and B are Independent. B. When A and are mutually exclusive. C. When A and B are sequential events. D. When Pr(A ʼAND’ B) = 0.
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