Question 8. 8. A dichotomous outcome has only two possibilities. (Points : 1) Tr

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Question 8.8. A dichotomous outcome has only two possibilities. (Points : 1)        True
       False Question 9.9. The probability of two independent events occurring together equals the product of each of the individual event probabilities. (Points : 1)        True
       False Question 10.10. A probability is found by dividing the number of possible outcomes (o) by the number of successes € = o/e. (Points : 1)        True
       False Question 8.8. A dichotomous outcome has only two possibilities. (Points : 1)        True
       False

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8. True

It is true that dichotomous outcome has only two possibilities . For eg the possibility of being admitteds/ discharges etc.

9. True

The probability of two independent events occurring together equals the product of each of the individual event probabilities. The probability of two independent event will be calculated in this way.

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