If the outcome of one event does not affect and is not affected by the other event, then the two events are called ……….. events.

Related MCQs

• If the totality of events includes all the possible outcomes of a random experiment, then the events are called …………….
• Those events which cannot happen simultaneously in a single trial are called ……….. events.
• If two events A and B are independent then probability of A and B is given by
• An outcome of an experiment is called
• An event A is said to be the complementary event of B if A and B are
• Following data is related to emotional intelligence of two groups A and B. Mean SD N Group A 75 15 150 Group B 70 20 250 Then the critical ratio is given by
• Conditional probability can be defined when A and B are ……………… events
• An event which may or may not occur while performing a certain random experiment is known as
• If there are two independent variables then how many effects are found in ANOVA?
• The probability of an event is defined as “the ratio of the number of ‘favourable’ cases to the total number of equally likely cases” in …………… approach.