When explaining about Independent event we’ll consider two events first and in a space. For example, if those two events are A and B respectively,and they are situated in a space S then they are said to be independent. But remember, if P (AB) = P (A).P (B).

So separate them one by one as:

P(A) = P(A I B) = P(A I B)

P(B) = P(B I A)= P(B I A)

For n independent events A₁,A₂ ,… ,A_n

P (A₁… A₂···A_n) = P (A₁) P (A₂) … P (A_n).

Links of Previous Main Topic:-

• Introduction to statistics
• Knowledge of central tendency or location
• Definition of dispersion
• Moments
• Bivariate distribution
• Theorem of total probability addition theorem

Links of Next Statistics Topics:-

• Random variable
• Binomial distribution
• What is sampling
• Estimation
• Statistical hypothesis and related terms
• Analysis of variance introduction
• Definition of stochastic process
• Introduction operations research
• Introduction and mathematical formulation in transportation problems
• Introduction and mathematical formulation
• Queuing theory introduction
• Inventory control introduction
• Simulation introduction
• Time calculations in network
• Introduction of game theory

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