What are mutually exclusive events?, Events that happen together, Events that cannot happen at the same time, Events that always happen, Events that depend on each other, When rolling a die, which pair of events is mutually exclusive?, Getting an even number and getting a number greater than 3, Getting a 2 and getting a 5 at the same time, Getting an odd number and getting a number less than 5, Getting a number less than 6 and an even number, A card is drawn from a deck. Which pair of events is mutually exclusive?, Getting a heart and getting a red card, Getting a king and getting a face card, Getting a spade and getting a club at the same time, Getting a queen and getting a face card, If two events are mutually exclusive, what is P (A or B)?, 0, 1, ½, A+B, When tossing a coin, which events are mutually exclusive?, Getting heads and getting tails at the same time, Getting heads and flipping a coin, Getting tails and tossing once, Getting heads and tossing once, Which pair of events is not mutually exclusive when rolling a die?, Getting an even number and getting a number less than 5, Getting 2 and getting 6 at the same time, Getting 1 and getting 5 at the same time, Getting 3 and getting 4 at the same time, If P(A)= 0.4 and P(B)=0.3 and A and B are mutually exclusive, what is P (A or B)?, 0. 12, 0.1, 0.7, 0.3, Which statement best describes mutually exclusive events?, They always occur together, They cannot occur at the same time, They have the same probability, They depend on each other, When rolling a die, which events are mutually exclusive?, Getting 1 and getting an odd number, Getting 4 and getting an even number, Getting 2 and getting 6 at the same time, Getting a number greater than 3 and an even number, If two events cannot occur at the same time, what are they called?, Independent events, Mutually exclusive events , Dependent Events, Complementary evenst.

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