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Mathematics, 15.04.2020 05:34 cl6205071

Suppose that for events E and F, P(E) = m, P(F) = n, and the probability that both E and F occur is mn. Then events E and F must be

A) certain.
B) dependent.
C) disjoint.
D) independent.

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