The word "and" in probability implies that we use what rule? a. addition rule, b. counting rule, c. multiplication rule, or d. none of the above

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Tommym · Answer 1 · 2017-04-29T13:59:51+0000

I THINK it is A addition rule because when you use and you are mostly saying you and me or the cat and dog so you are adding another object or person to the first thing

The word "and" in probability implies that we use what rule? a. addition rule, b. counting rule, c. multiplication rule, or d. none of the above

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