Even though two events are related (nonindependent),this does not necessarily mean that:
A)one is dependent on the other
B)one causes the other
C)the joint probability is 0
D)a and c

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Nonindependence between two events means that they are statistically related, but it does not necessarily indicate a causal relationship or result in a joint probability of 0. Therefore, options A and D are incorrect. Option B is the best choice because it acknowledges that nonindependence does not necessarily imply causation, which is an important distinction to make in statistical analysis.

Even Though Two Events Are Related (Nonindependent),this Does Not Necessarily