Mathematics, 16.04.2021 04:00 halbrookc7082

The probability that a student passes mathematics class is 0.80, the probability that he passes history class is 0.70, and the probability that he passes mathematics and history is 0.56. Are the two events independent of each other? (4 points) Yes, they are independent because P(M) ⋅ P(H) ≠ P(M ∩ H)
No, they are dependent because P(M) ⋅ P(H) = P(M ∩ H)
Yes, they are independent because P(M) ⋅ P(H) = P(M ∩ H)
No, they are dependent because P(M) ⋅ P(H) ≠ P(M ∩ H)

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