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events occurring is equal to the product
of the probabilities of each of the
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of the probabilities of each of the
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of the probabilities of each of the
events
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occurring so if the probability of
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occurring so if the probability of
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occurring so if the probability of
a is
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a is
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a is
0.5 and the probability of B is
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0.5 and the probability of B is
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0.5 and the probability of B is
04 the probability of a and B is
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what 05 time4 you guys can figure that
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what 05 time4 you guys can figure that
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what 05 time4 you guys can figure that
out I think it's 0.
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out I think it's 0.
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out I think it's 0.
2 so you'd expect that right that it
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2 so you'd expect that right that it
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2 so you'd expect that right that it
should be much smaller than either of
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should be much smaller than either of
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should be much smaller than either of
the first two
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the first two
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the first two
probabilities this is the most common
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probabilities this is the most common
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probabilities this is the most common
rule it's something we use all the time
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