Two events that have no outcomes in common are said to be:
A) independent.
B) complementary events.
C) disjoint events.
D) intersecting events.

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Disjoint events have no outcomes in common, meaning they are mutually exclusive. Independent events have no impact on each other's outcomes, but they can still have some outcomes in common. Complementary events are two outcomes that when combined, make up the entire sample space. Intersecting events have at least one outcome in common.

Two Events That Have No Outcomes in Common Are Said