What is the meaning of mutually exclusive events and what is it meant by collectively exhaustive and what is an example of each

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A: Two events are said to be mutually exclusive if both events cannot occur at the same time. That is,…

Q: A type-a DNA trait occurs nineteen times out of every one hundred  people. In a group of twenty…

A: The probability of type-A DNA = 19/100 = 0.19   n = 23

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Q: rate mutually exclusive and not mutually exclusive events using the Venn diagram.

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Q: An experiment is given together with an event. Find the (modeled) probability of each event,…

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A: Given, Any subset of a sample space is called an event.

Q: Differentiate mutually exclusive events and statistically independent events few examples of each…

A: The mutually exclusive events and statistically independent events are two different type of events.

Q: Differentiate between mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive events.

A: Mutually exclusive events are those events which cannot occur simultaneously at the same time. The…

Q: Consider a probability experiment that two dice are rolled together: a) Find the sample space, using…

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Q: Give an example of a random variable and an example of a non-random variable.

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Q: Differentiate between independent and mutually exclusive events. Are independent events mutually…

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Q: "using a breath test" and `using a blood test". Are these events independent?

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Q: Event A and Event B are equally likely, mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive and independent…

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Q: Scenario:Asking your classmates about their breakfast what is discrete random variable?

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Q: What is the difference between mutually exclusive events and collectively exhaustive events? Explain…

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Q: 1. Mutually Exclusive events Does not contain any sample point Does not contain any common sample…

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Q: a) Explain what is meant by conditional probability b) Differentiate between independent and…

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Q: Can an event of probability 0 be an outcome of a chance experiment?

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Q: 2. (True, False) Stating that two events are statistically dependent means that the obability of one…

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Q: We threw two 6-sided dice in an experiment and recorded the faces that landed up. As before, let…

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