If p ( A and B ) = p ( A ) p ( B | A ) ≠ p ( A ) p ( B ), then A and B are _________.
A) mutually exclusive
B) random
C) independent
D) dependent

Name: If p ( A and B ) = p ( A ) p ( B | A ) ≠ p ( A ) p ( B ), then A and B are _________. A) mutually exclusive B) random C) independent D) dependent
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If p(A and B) is not equal to p(A) p(B), then A and B are dependent events. This means that the occurrence of event A affects the probability of event B. Therefore, the correct choice is D) dependent.

If P ( a and B ) = P