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To find: The best term to complete the given sentence.
Answer to Problem 1SGA
The correct term is independent.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given sentence is “Events that do not effect each other are called the independent/dependent events”
Calculation:
Consider that for the two independents event A and B one of the event does not affect the other event then, the probability of both the event occurring is same to the product of probabilities of occurring individual event that is,
Thus, from the above definition, the complete sentence is “Events that do not effect each other are called the independent events”
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