If two events are independent, then(Check all that apply)the sum of their probabilities must be equal to one.the product of their probabilities gives the probability of their intersection.their intersection must be zero.they must be mutually exclusive.

Given that two events are independent.The objective is to find all possible correct statements.

Answered: If two events are independent, then

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