Let A be the event that a person studies a lot. Let B be the event that a person does well on exams. Which of the following is true? Select one. A. The events are disjoint and are independent. B. The events are disjoint and are not independent. C. The events are not disjoint and are not independent. D. The events are not disjoint and are independent.
ANSWER:
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OPTION (C) is correct answer
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