This is True.
If two events are independent the occurrence of one event is not affecting the occurrence of the other event. So if event B has already occurred it will not affect the probability of occurrence of event A.
Since P(A|B) represents probability of occurrence of event A, given that event B has already occurred, P(A|B) will be equal to P(A) i.e. the probability of occurrence of event A.
This means, no matters if event B has occurred or not, it will not have any impact on event A. Event A will occur irrespective of the event B.
So, the correct answer is TRUE.
Answer:
D. x>5
Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we have that if Molly spent all the spool ribbon with 12 people, then "r" would be given by the product of 12 for the amount of ribbon that each person received, that is:
Thus, the spool initially had 36 feet of ribbon.
If Molly also keeps 3 feet of ribbon, then the value of "r" is given by:
In this case, the ribbon spool initially had 39 feet of ribbon.
Answer:
shared between 12 people
shared between 12 people and Molly
Answer:
D: 55.5d + 90
Step-by-step explanation:
