AP Statisticseasymcq1 pt
Two events are mutually exclusive when
A.they cannot both occur
B.they always occur together
C.one causes the other
D.they have the same probability
Explanation
Core Concept
Disjoint events share no outcomes.
Correct Answer
Athey cannot both occur
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