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in probability, when there is more than one outcome, which may (taking a second card after a first has been chosen) or may not (throwing two dice at the same time) affect the outcome of the other
These are when more than one event occurs. For instance, instead of picking one card from a deck, you pick two cards and find the likelihood of a King of Hearts and Queen of Diamonds being selected. Things are getting a bit more complicated with this one.
When more than one event happens at once. The lions, tigers, and bears all arrive at the same time? We think you know how that one ends.
These are when more than one event occurs. For instance, instead of picking one card from a deck, you pick two cards and find the likelihood of a King of Hearts and Queen of Diamonds being selected. Things are getting a bit more complicated with this one.
When more than one event happens at once. The lions, tigers, and bears all arrive at the same time? We think you know how that one ends.
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