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<p>what is the difference between mutually exclusive and independent events??????</p>
Asked by Sourav suman Dash | 23 Apr, 2014, 09:15: PM
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Mutually exclusive means two events ( outcomes) cannot happen simultaneously.

Independent events means the outcome of one event has no impact on a second event.


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