What does it mean for three events to be mutually exclusive? Choose the correct

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What does it mean for three events to be mutually exclusive? Choose the correct answer below. O A. Three events are mutually exclusive if at least two events are equal, with all outcomes in common. O B. Three events are mutually exclusive if no two of them have outcomes in common O C. Three events are mutually exclusive if no event is the complement of another. O D. Three events are mutually exclusive if at least one event has no common outcome with at least one other event. O E. Three events can never be mutually exclusive.

Explanation / Answer

B) Three events are mutually exclusive if no two of them have outcomes in common

Outcomes when a die is rolled

A = 1,3,5

B = 5,6

C = 1,2

D = 6

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